interruptio is the family of rupture.
it questions the exact moment when a system stops extending, when continuity is broken without transition or resolution.
the evocatio of interruptio are built on sharp discontinuities: clean cuts, absences, geometric silences, suspended zones.
form no longer evolves. it stops, fragments, or partially withdraws.
what matters is not what is shown, but what is missing.
the work becomes a threshold: before and after exist, but are never given simultaneously.
interruptio is a family of conceptual tension, where geometry reveals the limit of the perceptible.
