Traditionally, the rules would require that decoration be applied in the most important and most visible areas of the object. Wanders, on the other hand, apply it to secluded areas, a little out of sight, sometimes even in areas that aren’t normally visible at all, so much so that we could call it a sort of introverted decoration. In this way, even though he uses a language of signs that is very rich and complex, a bit flowery, and a little baroque, Wanders manages to maintain a certain level of overall elegance and lightness.