OBJECTS / METAL
METAL
Linked. Shaped. Built by hand.
CONNECTION & STRUCTURE
Metal introduces structure.
Links, rings and articulated elements create connections between materials, allowing ceramic, stone and nacre to move while remaining part of a single composition.
Each connection becomes both a functional element and part of the visual language of the object.
Structure becomes part of the design.
Repetition creates movement.
Small links accumulate, overlap and change direction. Through repetition, metal begins to behave almost like a textile — flexible, articulated and constantly changing with movement.
The link becomes part of the form.
METAL OBJECTS
From connection, an object takes shape.
Metal acts as both structure and surface. Small linked elements accumulate to create volume, flexibility and movement, while ceramic introduces contrast through weight, color and texture.
Structure becomes ornament.
ON THE BODY
Structure becomes movement when it meets the body.
Linked elements respond to gesture, allowing the object to shift, fold and reflect light with every movement.
Every connection allows movement.
