Raquel Amorim's first solo exhibition starts from a contemporary question that haunts us: to what extent can we trust what we see? In her works, light is not projected from the outside. It emanates from each piece and crosses planes, edges and corners, projecting itself into the surrounding space. Observing it is a physical experience: color touches the walls, the shine changes with distance, and the body of the viewer becomes part of what they see. That is why there is no privileged point of view. What is revealed depends on where each person is, and a single step is enough for the form that seemed defined to transform into a new living body. The exhibition was conceived as a journey. The space fragments and the works appear progressively, asking those who pass through it to approach, go around and change position. There is no single way to traverse Where Light Allows. Each gaze constructs its own experience, making the visit a singular journey. Monday to Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. free.