In Archeology of the Void, Diego Rey uses woodcut and die-cut paper to explore the relationship between the tangible and the intangible. The work suggests a visual excavation, where the void becomes a space of possibilities and absence acquires presence.

Created in 2021, this piece measuring 49 x 64 cm presents an abstract composition in black and white, with marked lines and textures that evoke depth and movement. The die-cut technique adds a physical dimension to the concept of the void, inviting the viewer to a contemplative experience.