FOS' (Thomas Poulsen, b. 1971, DK) artistic practice is diverse and moves through many genres and materials. It encompasses, in the broadest sense, sculpture, installation, music, architecture, and design. FOS' works explore how the language of objects and space define us as social beings.

FOS is generally interested in how art can function as an alternative to the systems that normally regulate our behavior in our civil societies. His art often resides in social spaces, which enables new possibilities of sociality to arise – FOS hereby connects art, design and architecture in a hybrid form, which he calls ’Social Design’.

Untitled is part of an ongoing series where salt solutions transform into solid materials through semi-random chemical processes. These works, resembling a series of interconnected events, draw parallels between the art's evolution and social spaces. They invite viewers to contemplate the intriguing similarities between the unpredictability of chemical reactions and the dynamics of social interactions. They serve as a thought-provoking exploration of the interplay between art and life.