A hole of matter is a blank ’surface’ capable of reflecting our deepest personal ambitions, fears and illusions. It functions as a mirrored glass door: it allows us to go inside but it also reflects our movement toward it. Its blankness is appealing yet it can also be deceiving.

Blankness does not equal emptiness. Holes of matter are not empty: the amount of information they contained is only limited by our ability (developed capacity and tools available) to look into their blankness. A blank hole can be completely empty and infinitely full at the same time.