The images of Santiago Torralba become a new look at spaces in transformation: industrial estates halfway between countryside and urban fabric, civil works that alter the landscape, concrete walls, beams, unfinished structures and, who knows, perhaps abandoned ones. Through photography, Torralba finds a way to abstract the essence of these dislocated spaces. The images were taken in several cities, but they could be of just one or of none: clean forms, profiles against the sky, earth, vegetation and daylight. In the author's own words, they are mere pretexts for getting masses of colour, lines... an effort of the gaze to discover things that may go unnoticed.