In the process of working through concepts and experiences of space, Lorenzen does not aim for spectacular effects, nor does he set up experiments with the goal of explaining how vision or space in and of itself, functions. Rather, his minimal interventions and subtle shifts emphasize and play with the fact that space is constructed processually, through a series of changes, out of small fragments, which ­ through memory and the experience of time ­ eventually appear as the basic elements constituting any idea of space.