Its sense of familiarity, an almost natural presence, emerges from a process akin to the way things in nature are formed. In exploring motifs such as stones and leaf veins, I discovered primitive polygons concealed within dolmens and subtle hues shimmering in moss. By embodying the essence of these observed landscapes, this work intertwines those elements into a new proposal of primitive structures for the present age.

These structures do not remain inert; they evolve, gradually acquiring the qualities of living organisms. As they expand their own boundaries, they begin to breathe and spread, becoming ever closer to nature itself.