2025HALOS
This sculpture was designed to accompany you in your daily life, to change with the passing of hours, days, and seasons, without ever exhausting itself in a single vision.
Halos
Bronze – Tin – Pewter – Metal sheet
Multifunctional Wooden Luminous Base
H35-W50-D25
HALOSGALLERY
This artwork is not born to be merely contemplated, but to establish a living relationship with whoever encounters it. Its shape is the result of a slow and intentional journey, built through careful gestures, research, and dedication. Nothing was left to chance: every curve, every detail of the surface carries with it a precise choice and an expressive will.
Light does not play a secondary role. It is an essential component of the artwork itself, an immaterial matter that continuously alters its perception. Thanks to its presence, the sculpture never remains identical to itself, but evolves and renews itself in dialogue with the space and with the gaze of those who observe it.
Allow yourself the time to approach it without haste. When light is absent, the form preserves a gathered, almost secret presence. The moment it illuminates, it does not immediately offer every nuance, but manifests gradually. Unexpected profiles emerge from the matter, shadows reshape the volumes, and new depths take shape. It is not the artwork that truly changes: it is the perception that transforms, generating a different experience every time. No observation perfectly coincides with the previous one. Each turn-on produces a unique balance between brightness and darkness, between what appears and what remains hidden.
The artwork requires attention and a willingness to listen. The more time dedicated to it, the more it reveals aspects that escape a quick glance. What manifests before the eyes is not just an object, but the dynamic encounter between matter, light, and human presence.
Designed to accompany daily life, this sculpture changes along with the passage of time: it follows the variations of hours, seasons, and the surrounding environment, always offering new possibilities of interpretation. Welcoming it means recognizing that no form is definitive and that its identity is continually fulfilled in the silent relationship between what is visible, what illuminates, and the observer.
EXPRESSIONIN WORKHALOSENLIGHTENED
The Enlightened are not simply lit sculptures.
They are artworks that remain incomplete without the
presence of the viewer who welcomes them.
Light does not serve to show them: it serves to complete them.
Each sculpture treasures its own light source,
an active heart that makes the form changing, unstable, alive.
The artwork changes with the intensity of the light, with the direction of the spotlights, and with the color chosen by those who experience it.
The sculpted matter is no longer definitive: it becomes a possibility. The artist does not impose a single vision. He invites a dialogue.
In this sense, the Enlightened speak of the deep
relationship between form and consciousness.
Light does not only reveal the artwork: it reveals the gaze of the observer.
Every luminous configuration is a silent conversation
between the artist and the owner of the artwork.
