​Matter here becomes a playground.

Forms emerge from simple elements that multiply, cluster, and shift. They exist on the threshold between the familiar and the strange, control and accident, stillness and movement.

These contrasts - physical, sensory, conceptual - shape the experience. Textures collide and respond to one another. Volumes explore weightlessness.

The works deliberately resist immediate narration. Their rounded, almost flesh-like presence,introduces humor. Abstraction becomes an opening, a space for projection. A language between the visible and the invisible, the intimate and the shared.

Together, the pieces sketch a living landscape, while the installation transforms experimentation into an immersive encounter. Each movement of gaze and bodies reveals new interactions, hidden narratives.
The space invites encounter and play, where humor becomes inseparable from the aesthetic experience.