Templum consists of a series of twelve drawings, which aim to exploit the dispersion, of the trips recommended through this practice: starting from the records books, which represent a database that contains, among other information, the order number of the contacts, the date with the hour (with precision to the minute) in which they were made, and their location, and finally the days in which a number between one and two hundred contacts were registered were selected.
This information is then materialized in a vegetable paper, placed on a world map, having the path originating a different drawing each day. This path is recorded through line segments, from point to point, constructing a polygonal shape that can only take place in this space, in this context.