The “Words” series unfolds within a multidimensional reflection on perception, language, and subjectivity.
Each piece, composed of three overlapping words, reveals shifting meanings depending on the viewer’s position—transforming into a visual metaphor for human complexity and social interaction.
Rooted in philosophical and sociological theory, the works invite a reassessment of certainty, encouraging openness to dialogue and the richness of diverse perspectives.

“Geometrie” is a series of sculptures that explore the interplay between form, light, and perception, turning reflections into spaces of emotional and relational inquiry.
Through mirrored metal and shifting patterns, the works reveal the fluid nature of human connections, inviting the viewer to become part of the composition.
Rooted in the present, they offer a tangible experience that reflects on transformation, perspective, and the quiet beauty of our inner and shared geometries.

“Fluidi” explores the ever-changing nature of life through mirrored steel and flowing, liquid patterns.
Each work reflects the viewer’s movement, transforming perception into a metaphor for adaptability and inner transformation.
A celebration of fluid identity, the series invites openness, presence, and connection in a world too often defined by rigidity.

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