Genesi uses lighting to create a new spatial experience within the place that contains it. The light repeats its nature through the "infinite mirror effect" creating a new space, utopian as it is impossible, observable but not explorable, consequently imbued with the sublime. Although this infinite spatiality is not real, it is true as it is emotionally present in the ego of the observer.

In addition to a bidirectional source of lighting that stimulates the mind, Genesis wants to be a portal, an opportunity to escape, with thought, from the matter that surrounds us. The external light in Genesis creates the narcissistic reflection of the Ego on the mirrors that compose it, the internal light explodes in a timeless space, making the Ego not visible but part of the whole.