An impulse sometimes expands seemingly unchallenged through space, and in this context all potential qualities melt into one ,for boundaries become vague and  uniformity is the common rule. How ever because this expanse can never have a discernible body,simulating infinity, whit out it being in contradiction or relation whit something else, this 'something else' is empty space that has the property of depleting, at various intervals, the expansing energy of this impulse.Thus the smallest push-back or friction must exist between this ‘body’ in full expanse and ‘empty’ space in which it expands. From this material forms appear, their boundaries , their bodies looked between concreteness and dissolution, packed such as a spring whit energy and intensity giving the impression of an immediate, sharp and rapid succession of explosions and implosions, as fragile as they are unstable, whit just the smallest amount of clarity given to them, disguised as intrigued structure of forms that seem to ‘snap’ into an articulated form. To this i apply the term ‘Oversaturation effect’.