11,900+ dianas / VIA LUCIS is a work that raises profound questions: what does it mean to bear a common name? Is it an anchor or a dissolution of the self? A limitation or an amplified form of existence?

Within the walls of the Église—a 16th-century church no longer used for worship, now a space for art and research—this visual installation transforms into a journey. If the Via Crucis recounts the burden of suffering, the Via Lucis opens to the light of multiplicity, continuity, and the idea that even a name can expand infinitely, resisting oblivion. An invitation to reflect on identity, memory, and the invisible power that names exert over us. A choral work that continues to grow, and perhaps will never end.