Spatial Values brings together sculptures examining the transition from physical cash to increasingly immaterial forms of value. Devalued euro banknotes, sugar, blank credit cards, and digital production manuals appear as interconnected material systems through which monetary value is stored, transferred, and imagined.

Rather than opposing physical and digital economies, the installation traces the shifting material conditions of contemporary finance. Blank credit cards become carriers of potential value before any information is inscribed, while devalued banknotes embody the inverse condition: a currency from which value has already been institutionally withdrawn. Together, the works translate abstract financial systems into tangible spatial relations.

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