In a non-orientable surface, the concepts of right, left, up, down, inside, and outside cannot be consistently defined. This surface, despite its disguise as three-dimensional, has only one side, possesses neither interior nor exterior, and has no beginning or end; this reality contains an irreconcilable contradiction. Boundaries are imploded in an unpredictable topographic challenge to our understanding. The Möbius Strip is a classic example of a surface with these characteristics that evokes the representation of infinity or the alchemical serpent biting its own tail. The exhibition follows the malleable architecture of this strip, elusive and counterintuitive, relying on artifice to disarm and blaze trails, to chain actions, ideas, sensations, and memories. It is occupied by intangible and mysterious forces. Crush a cockroach, and a hundred cockroaches are born.