My work unfolds through a geometric and digital narrative that explores the intersection of mathematics, perception, and nature. With a meticulous and rational approach, I investigate the underlying complexity of the environment using architectural tools and parametric design. Simple geometries and mathematical patterns form a visual language through which I reveal the hidden structures that shape the universe.

Through carefully constructed circular compositions, I invite the viewer to reflect on the phenomena of space, time, and movement, highlighting the latent order within nature’s apparent randomness.

The concept of pattern and repetition is central to my practice. Each series examines different facets of the tension between the predictable and the unstable, the permanent and the ephemeral, through geometric layering, chromatic exploration, and rhythmic repetition. My work is a continuous exercise in observation and discovery, offering an analytical and aesthetic perspective on the complexity that structures our world.