Recycled steel piece created with an eco-friendly approach.
The aim is to give the material a second life through the creation of works of art.
Urban-inspired sculpture.
Technique: plasma cutting and arc welding.
Option of interior lighting with low-voltage LED strip.
Punched piece, coated with anti-rust varnish, ready to be displayed and delivered with a certificate of authenticity. Delivery is provided in a wooden box.

The choice of material is not insignificant: working with fragments that already have a history allows me to anchor
my practice in an approach that is both ecological and artistic.
Plasma cutting gives me the freedom to carve the material with precision, almost as if I were drawing in steel.
I like to see an unexpected movement, a vibration, appear in the rigor of this material. The challenge lies in the balance of forms: giving verticality without rigidity,
suggesting strength while leaving room to breathe.

I constantly play with alternating horizontals, verticals, and obliques, like a silent dialogue with architecture.
Each line is a tension, each intersection a point of support. But I am not looking for symmetry at all; I prefer to surrender to a certain spontaneity,
to the surprise of the gesture and the moment.

Through these pieces, I pursue a search for energy in the raw, almost primitive form that I want to convey.
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