The project explores the void left by the absence of the father, seeking to materialize pain and anger through artistic creation. The pieces are born from the need to understand, heal and forgive, creating a physical extension of myself as a refuge. Its aim is to enter into a dialogue with absence, materializing emotions such as rage and emptiness, and to confront pain in order to free and forgive myself through ritual and creation. To this end, I experiment with eggshells as a metaphor for maternal protection, in contrast with charcoal, which becomes a symbol of my father, and the interaction of fire as a destructive and purifying element.