Metamorfosi

Two materials profoundly different in origin, consistency, and language. Cement, compact and rigorous, builds an essential vertical structure; clay, instead, emerges as an organic growth that spreads along the body of the work, interrupting its continuity.

The dialogue between these two elements is not one of conflict, but of generation. The rigidity of the structure takes in the expansion of the ceramic matter, turning contrast into balance. What appears as an invasion becomes, in truth, a process of evolution.