Bocion (symbiotic territory) takes inspiration from the use of large stones in the Valle Bavona — boulders carried by landslides or left by ancient glaciers, quietly adapted for shelter, storage, terraced gardens, or simple constructions.

These interventions, guided by necessity, integrate with the landscape without imposing upon it. The work reflects a way of inhabiting rooted in attention and coherence — where transformation occurs not through force, but through alignment with what already exists. Part of a rhizomatic constellation of materials, tools, and gestures, Bocion embodies a practice of care within constraint.