Convento is a lighting line developed from an integral project carried out by the studio Acorde & Co. as part of the visual identity and signage design for Arteba, Argentina’s leading contemporary art fair. The system uses translucent polypropylene recovered as discarded material, originally employed in the fair’s signage. Intervention is minimal: straight cuts, rounded edges, and a clean assembly that preserves the material’s original condition. The project took shape while Acorde & Co. temporarily set up its studio in the Monasterio de Santa Catalina de Siena (Monastery of Saint Catherine of Siena), an eighteenth-century building located in the historic center of Buenos Aires. Siena and Catalina translate the calm of that environment—the quiet of its corridors and the white presence of its plaster walls—into a family of lighting pieces. The luminaires reflect these qualities through vertical polypropylene bodies that produce a soft, continuous light, supported by ABS bases that ensure precision and stability. Reusing materials from the fair allows for an efficient and direct process, without unnecessary transformations and guided by simplicity as a core value. Smooth to the eye and to the touch, these columns of light merge into their surroundings like a floating body, a suspended spirit.