According to the plastic artist, Leila Biscuola, the installation, TRANS FORMA SOM,  emerged from the project presented for the art show, entitled Movement: "The first thought related to movement is that it generates transformation or is it transformation that generates movement? What matters is that since the beginning of time, transformation has to occur evolution and transformation is related to movement", he suggests.

TRANS FORMA SOM was part of the Movimento show in 2002 at the UNICSUL art space, from October 1st to 15th. For Leila, TRANS FORMA SOM brings a holistic view of movement, with the sound of the rainbow and the colors of sound, in multiple directions.
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Still, he adds: "In Greek mythology, the god of music, creator of all sounds is Apollo. According to mythology, when Hermes was born, Apollo, the god of beauty, was the most powerful son of Zeus. Mature, reigned as the firstborn , he had riches, loves, everything. Realizing the enormous difference there was between him and his older brother, Hermes, legend has it, he stole Apollo's cattle overnight.
 
Apollo wakes up angry and surprised, realizes he's been stolen and wants everything back, but Hermes feigns innocence. Then, Apollo goes to complain to Zeus, who demands reparation from Hermes. As it is impossible to retrieve the cattle, Hermes, on his way to his brother's house, finds an empty tortoiseshell and, with some dried sheep guts, makes the first lyre and gives it to Apollo. Apollo accepts Hermes' gift, and from then on music becomes his greatest gift."
 
Thus, for the sculptor, TRANS FORMA SOM is the transformation through the sound generated by the movement, the action of the form. The invitation remains, that is, to put ourselves in motion to provoke this DIVINE SOUND of transformation.