F R A M M E N T I

FRAMMENTI is structured as a series of hand-hammered, golden metal panels that emerge from the base like suspended elements, held together by a seemingly rigid geometry. The six panels, each with its own tactile and luminous individuality, interact with one another in a calibrated balance of alignments, deviations, and subtle dissonances. The hammering imparts an internal vibration to the metal. The punctate surfaces capture the light and reflect it back in an irregular pattern, generating a silent movement that transforms the work depending on the vantage point. The lilac support, chromatically bold yet delicate, frames and amplifies the panels' presence. The overall composition evokes a conceptual map that alludes to the reassembly of human experience: different parts finding order, a possible dialogue between disparate elements.

FRAMMENTI doesn't represent, but suggests; it doesn't narrate, but summons. It invites the viewer to observe, question the material, and recognize something familiar in it: the beauty born from discontinuity, the harmony that arises from unexpected relationships.