As part of an exhibition program that reflects on the multiplicity of the different uses given to images, as well as the analysis of their own language, àngels barcelona presents a new project by Daniel G. Andújar, in which he addresses our inability to navigate in a extremely polluted visual landscape. We are forced to draw strategies that limit our ability to observe and understand. We seek answers in the figures of scientific truths, which are all norms and impositions, despite having the certainty that the new authoritarianism will be expressed through algorithms and equations. But it is also true that in the observation of paradoxes, like the one of Schrödinger, we can find a fundamental description of nature at a small spatial scale. The same phenomenon can be then perceived in several different ways, and it is there where we find an access door.