The artwork, titled "één kilo zout," means "one kilo of salt" in Dutch, referring to the artist's origin, and owes its name to the popular saying: "To truly know someone, you have to eat a kilo of salt with them." The expression directly references the time needed to develop intimate relationships and also to refine perceptions. The work consists of a series of miniature wooden beds arranged on a pile of 1 kg of salt.

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The refinement of the self, through the processing of emotions and lived experiences, is a point of research for the artist. Used metaphorically, through the process of time between immersing the sculptures in a saline solution and seeing the salt absorbed, naturally crystallizing on the surface, transforming the work over time in contact with the atmosphere and climatic conditions.