In Lodos, a wire fence conditions the entrance to the room, where two diptychs ofstanding walls, encapsulated in glass—one rectangular and the other square—are exhibited.These artifacts suggest the multitude of fences, barriers, wire mesh, stakes, glass, and even hedges or otherinhospitable natural environments – these elements emerge and re-emerge as products of commercial, social, and geopolitical inventiveness that generate spaces: thus marking a front and a back, an inside and an outside,or a here and a there.