Fracture Point​

It’s a point of departure from the past, a period of transition, and a moment to reconsider whether old habits keep us from seeing new possibilities.

For Roca, this work poses a personal question: are we truly evolving, or merely reinforcing the same patterns with new tools? He renders three-dimensional structures that mimic the physics of the real world. Using computational modelling systems, he places them under immense stress to explore how they react. The tension builds to a point where they can no longer support themselves. Then, the fracture begins: boundaries break, colour rushes in, and the whole visual landscape must reconfigure itself.

By mapping and transforming the existing lines of the NEMO façade, Roca creates a contrast between what exists and what is yet to be imagined. Rather than what we already are, we’re invited to consider what we could be – without the burden of our past.