New artworks. Minimalist sculptures of nature observation

I am currently developing a series of sculptures that capture unique moments in nature, inspired by biophilia—our innate connection with the natural world. Each piece emerges from direct observation of nature and aims to evoke a deep sensory and emotional experience.

This is a crucial time for our planet's conservation, and through my sculptures, I offer my small contribution to raising awareness about the importance of preserving nature. My work seeks to bring nature closer to home by integrating it into everyday spaces—whether in architecture, urban design, or even in work environments—to promote physical and emotional well-being; to feel the calm of the forest, the majesty of the sea, and the vibrancy of vegetation.

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In the art world, my creations engage with movements such as environmental art, biomimetic art, organic art, and eco-art, fine art reaffirming a strong aesthetic and ecological commitmentof contemporary art.

I estimate that by the end of May I will have several pieces from the series ready for exhibitions. If you'd like to see as they are born you can subscribe to my newsletter.

The pieces will be presented in matte black or glossy finishes and are characterized by minimalist, simple, sober, and elegant lines—ideal for beautifying and transforming any space into a refuge of harmony with nature.

Beginning of rain. Unique piece with variations in position and number of waves

        "He walked to the window and looked up to see rain falling from puffy clouds, the sky bound to the earth by strands of pearls."

"Palace of Desire _Naguid Mhafuz.“