Experiment that consists in abstracting data from the planet, in this case soil from my daily commute. I make visual explorations using a microscope to observe the different characteristics of each sample. Then, I examine how the soil is transformed according to its context and the graphical coordinates where each piece of matter inhabits.

With this series of documentations, I reflect on the idea that earth is only one territory, whose divisions are known as states. In this example, Baja California/California, where the ground changes, not because they’re different countries, but because of their location, vegetation, weather and interventions of the human species in its determined areas.