To speak of dust is to speak of time.
To speak of time is to speak of memory.
To speak of memory is to go back to the past.

“Tem(pós)” presents itself as an archive/collection of the collection of gathering powders and associated memories of a certain time, of a certain space.
The dustiest and forgotten corners of the different rooms of my house were selected; individual samples were collected from each room with raw sheep's wool; associated with each sample, each space, a memory about moments or people who marked and passed through and, finally, the file was organized on a sheet of paper, where the samples were pasted and the memories were written on a piece of tape.