Terrestre _ movement in still life

A terrestrial character is one caught in an act of re-composition-evolution, reminiscence and alienation. When updating its thought/motion, the body moves within rhythmic articulations of colour and intensity, as though masterfully attempting to balance what it is, what it has been, and what it could be.
In a place which is at ease with saturation, uniform in the non homogeneity of its shapes, in a continuous state of overturning the zenith and the nadir, memory marks out its area of representation with movement but does not allow a glimpse of even (virtual) possibilities of where its representation could end.