Some pieces remain almost architectural. Others become more fluid through movement. Stone held in balance and tension.
Cut directly from natural stone.Each surface remains unique. The body activates the object.
Marble interacting with motion, scale and touch.The object changes through placement and movement.
Forms designed around gravity and balance. No two surfaces are ever identical.Structure translated into wearable form.
Natural marble combined with silver, gold-plated silver or cord. The material always remains visible.
A dialogue between two marble surfaces. Separate elements held in balance. One stone interrupts the other.
Objects constructed through interaction rather than symmetry.
The cut defines the relationship between the two stones.
Two forms entering the same structure.Two materials. One continuous form.
Cut directly from marble slabs, each form preserves the density and silence of the material.
Minimal gestures transform stone into wearable objects with their own autonomy.
The body is not the centre of the object.
It simply becomes the surface where marble acquires movement and presence.
A wearable totem of protection. A symbol carried close to the heart.
A symbol carried close to the heart.An everyday ritual in object form.
White marble. Red eye. Black cord.More than a necklace. An object.
