"Interior Polymorphism" is a metaphor that invites exploration of the complexity and richness of our own inner nature, and accepting that we are changing and adaptable beings, capable of creating new structures and patterns of behavior according to the situations and challenges that arise. Nature acts as a mirror of our interior, through which we can see the diversity and beauty of our own complexity.

This concept alludes to the idea that, just as coral reefs are formed by hundreds or thousands of zooids that persistently unite and adapt their structure according to the task at hand, people are also formed by a multiplicity of facets and moods that combine and transform continuously.