I've always been amazed by stories about impossible colors:
The fact that there's evidence that until a few centuries ago, humans couldn't see the color blue.
Or magenta, which, based on scientific data, doesn't exist; it's an interpretation our brains use to distinguish different wavelengths of light.
Or purple, which, being so rare in nature, its pigments had to be discovered through complex processes.
"Invisibles" is a collection of three side tables inspired by these stories; an exercise in how to represent tangible and conceptual invisibility; a nod to the idea of something that doesn't exist but we can see.