6.25 mts. holds a conversation with the phenomenon of immigration, giving the possibility of approaching the phenomenon through contemporary strategies and operations.

It's about talking of the immigrants by their absence, setting a new frame of scenery that excludes the main characters and creating this way a new visual body out of stereotypes or convencionalism.

The look is focused on the space they have at their disposal, 6.25 metres. Within those rooms they build their dreams and hopes of a better life.

So, with abscence as the starting point, this work sets up an allegoric universe, a file in space, a distant arqueology.