Scheiner and Sons is an installation that explores the possibilities that arise during the drawing process, when confronted with physical, visual and material constraints. By using a drawing mechanism named Pantograph, a device invented by Christoph Scheiner in 1603 to proportionally and simultaneously transfer and resize a drawing, the intention is to search for graphic results using small matrices over pre-existent graphic shapes.

The result will be an image with two layers, which will visually and conceptually create a dialogue between two opposite realities – physical structures that affect man’s actions and paths, either by being connection elements (A → B) or obstacles (A | B). This installation also encourages public participation.