Two Fields and More... develops and amplifies the themes of Even in the Dark. Two large white bases set at a distance serve as a support for two landscapes formed out of scattered crystal cones, arranged on the basis of a random algorithm. However, the shape of the cones is always imperfect. Tending toward or drifting away from the ideal geometric configuration, from which they have deliberately been shifted to make them part of the world of mutation. Above these "fields," almost as if to shelter them, are suspended two perforated metal plates, fitted with scientific instruments: lenses, mirrors and electronic feeders, a sort of technological alter ego and upper limit of the world beneath.