In the grand tradition of Spanish Still-life, space station says more than meets the eyes. A towering coffee pot precariously balances upon a stack of teetering cups and saucers. With humor, originality, grand metaphor, and implication of impending collapse, Space Station suggests the irony of Latin American political realities, un eneven balance of power and its ramification, and man's calculated strategies to go to places far beyond the reach of his reality.