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The circle is a simple, primordial , recognizable and easily associated shape, it is something very familiar.

For me it was instinctive to use the circular shape to talk about Nature because the shape of the circle exists in Nature in many elements starting from the cell to the earth. It is the best way to represent Unity and the Whole and it is precisely in this space that my thought of the relationship between man and his habitat develops.

Representing fragments of our planet to draw attention to important but obvious themes such as water or earth is the theme of my research. Interpreting natural elements through the circle and the use of matter allows me to create plastic, captivating forms that intrigue and bring the viewer closer. It triggers the desire to understand, by guessing, to touch almost to verify their existence.

The stand is made of plywood and has a 3cm back frame.