Zamora develops two distinct but dialoguing projects, both in correspondence to light-shell architecture by visionaries such as Felix Candela and Frei Otto. The sculpture Sesshas is a series of concrete objects exploring the catenary curve, whereas Daring Leisure is the installation of hammocks in the geometric entrance structure of the museum. The useable hammocks directly comment the contrast between the Post-Modern rigidity of the museum building and the environment of
surrounding park.