The Night: This extraordinarily dense work by Jaime Saenz will appeal to those who are dissatisfied with our materially shaped everyday life without the mysterious. It fundamentally represents the realization that the world does not want the uncomfortable: "What it wants is for you to go and disappear - What it wants is for you to no longer be here." One can only escape the world and thus the pain, fear, and discomfort by immersing oneself in the night: "Many things, very strange, shine in the light of the night - things become what they are again, - and one becomes what one is." Crossing the distance: In this work, Jaime Saenz is also a seeker, one who is on the verge of crossing the distance that separates him from the law of the world. The here and now, the people with their behavior, their morals, their quirks, and vanities.