Biography
My work unfolds through an alphabet that draws on the forms of nature to depict the evolution of contemporary society. My research explores the deep analogies between humans and the environment. I examine the coincidences between natural phenomena and social relations to generate hybrid syntheses between these two worlds. This intellectual journey is reflected in my creative process, which begins with handmade modules—basic structures that enable me to build intricate syntactic systems. This decomposition of ideas takes shape in plastic totems or immersive installations. In these works, I assemble sculptural elements, such as knots, stars, houses, and anthropomorphic figures, to redefine space and meaning. Works such as Case tra Pianeti, Pesci in Coro, Love, Guglie e Cenge, and Acrobati Giocolieri exemplify this vision.
Curiosity drives me to explore my relationship with my social and natural environments, particularly focusing on the effects that my processes have on the materials I work with. Each of my creations thus becomes a "material diary" of the unpredictable: a complex system in which I embrace and organize chaos into clear visual rhythms. To paraphrase Guy Debord, "Everything I have lived becomes its representation."
My research extends beyond ceramics to other materials, such as plastic, wool, iron, and wood-cement, as well as other art forms, including painting, design, and installation. In the latter, I deconstruct the work into spatial modules so that it becomes an immersive experience through the dialogue between voids and solids.
Passion, curiosity, and a love of manual labor are constants in my work. Through meticulous observation, I choose direct manipulation of matter to express my vision of the world and my profound devotion to life. My work consists of intuition, vision, and alternative, original perspectives that can dismantle the viewer's mental patterns and social convictions, freeing them from anxiety and fear. My art can be understood as a form of care and a remedy for living a bright, prosperous, and joyful life.
I would like to sell through Artfinder because I consider it a serious and reputable platform.
Biography
My work unfolds through an alphabet that draws on the forms of nature to depict the evolution of contemporary society. My research explores the deep analogies between humans and the environment. I examine the coincidences between natural phenomena and social relations to generate hybrid syntheses between these two worlds. This intellectual journey is reflected in my creative process, which begins with handmade modules—basic structures that enable me to build intricate syntactic systems. This decomposition of ideas takes shape in plastic totems or immersive installations. In these works, I assemble sculptural elements, such as knots, stars, houses, and anthropomorphic figures, to redefine space and meaning. Works such as Case tra Pianeti, Pesci in Coro, Love, Guglie e Cenge, and Acrobati Giocolieri exemplify this vision.
Curiosity drives me to explore my relationship with my social and natural environments, particularly focusing on the effects that my processes have on the materials I work with. Each of my creations thus becomes a "material diary" of the unpredictable: a complex system in which I embrace and organize chaos into clear visual rhythms. To paraphrase Guy Debord, "Everything I have lived becomes its representation."
My research extends beyond ceramics to other materials, such as plastic, wool, iron, and wood-cement, as well as other art forms, including painting, design, and installation. In the latter, I deconstruct the work into spatial modules so that it becomes an immersive experience through the dialogue between voids and solids.
Passion, curiosity, and a love of manual labor are constants in my work. Through meticulous observation, I choose direct manipulation of matter to express my vision of the world and my profound devotion to life. My work consists of intuition, vision, and alternative, original perspectives that can dismantle the viewer's mental patterns and social convictions, freeing them from anxiety and fear. My art can be understood as a form of care and a remedy for living a bright, prosperous, and joyful life.
I would like to sell through Artfinder because I consider it a serious and reputable platform.