2iPM009, a video installation by Venezuelan-born artist Magdalena Fernandez transforms rain into an unnatural simulation. In this exhibition she brings Geometric Abstraction to a new level of expression. Magdalena Fernandez's recent work is the experimental and inventive field of a clear 'naturalization' of abstraction. During the past decade, Fernandez has developed a body of kinetic sculptures and videos; the latter incorporates sound and movement of lines and colors. In 2iPM009, Fernandez incorporates very sophisticated sound compositions to simulate rain and thunder. It begins with barely audible sounds of light rain and the appearance of barely visible tiny dots. In perfectly measured timing, the dots begin to appear in greater quantity and with greater frequency. The 'sound' of rain is created by the Perpetuum Jazzile choir and plays in harmony with the video installation, completing the rain simulation.