Assault creates an ecliptic tunnel through the walls that connect the abandoned houses, where the circle, a symbol of perfection, encloses the energy of creation and the absolute. Inspired by the Tom & Jerry cartoons, where the cat's futile pursuits led him to run through all the rooms of the house, up and down stairs. When he found his luck against Jerry's skill and sharpness, he would traverse all the walls, leaving a frame that perfectly outlined his body. A trace of what could not be. Interestingly, in the next scene, the walls appeared intact without a trace of what happened, a visual memory engraved in Ducuara's mind.

But ASALTO: Silhouette of Passage transcends a physical and aesthetic exercise in an obsolete space. In this work, the precise chiseling with the constant tapping of the artist delimits the circular shape. There is no turning back or ways to regenerate the walls through inconsequential animation. Each layer of the wall succumbs to the slow and precise chiseling, a meditative act of repetition, iteration where those private walls collapse, giving way to a perspective from the public. What is hidden, the invisible... has been revealed.