Anatomy of a Coral

Forms that branch, surfaces that breathe. In this series geometry gives way to gesture — matter shaped by hand, without structure, guided by intuition and inner rhythm. The surfaces evoke coral in its double nature: structure and fragility, solidity and movement. A vital network that grows slowly, building architectures of memory. A threshold between visible and invisible, between water and earth. A metaphor for a human condition that is vulnerable, intertwined, listening to the world.

The work in Architecture

A series of material artworks with a fluid, organic language, designed to introduce movement into contemporary spaces defined by clean architectural lines. The branching forms, entirely hand-shaped, create an irregular surface that interacts with light and generates subtle perceptual variations over time. The more refined and controlled materiality allows for a balanced integration within minimal interiors, adding complexity without overwhelming the space. Suitable for living areas, wellness spaces and transitional environments, the series can be developed as single pieces or compositions, adaptable to the project.