Iron appears here not only as a material, but as a choice. A hard, restrained, seemingly unbreakable material that nevertheless allows for the articulation of a language of its own. As in *¿Por qué tú?*, the piece arises from that need to express what cannot be put into words. Iron becomes a medium, a bridge, a way to channel the internal toward the visible. The structure does not seek to impose itself, but rather to maintain a balance where solids and voids engage in dialogue. It is in those intermediate spaces—in what is missing—that the piece truly speaks. It is not just a table. It is a form of expression built from the material itself, where function coexists with the need to express.