Zones describe the existence of things after their function has ceased. They are spaces created by humans, yet already existing beyond them —
autonomous forms that have preserved their materiality after meaning has expired.

Function was only a temporary interpretation, a linguistic illusion.Matter endures even when its names no longer apply.

Zones are spaces beyond function, places that have survived their own meaning.
They were made by humans, but they no longer belong to human language.
Their presence requires no name — matter itself is an event.

“Zones” is an observation of this silent logic,
of a world that remains when description ends.