In ‘To make a nest out of the habit’ Andrea Herrera incorporates the making of an almanac with the journey through space. She unfolds time in the room with a set of miniatures that return to the spectator a year, a month, an image. The scenes, models of rooms or transitions, house characters, found and invented objects and are arranged in the space just as the almanac shows in the grid that makes it exist, the synthesis of the organisation of time. Hanging vertically on the wall, it combines chronology and an image, in most cases an unconnected union that transcends the validity of the calendar: the year is over, but the almanac is still there, evoking some nostalgia or decorating.