A CASA MORREU (2025)

/ is an intimate interpretation of the concept of HOME, where space, belonging, and memory intertwine in the urgency of reconstruction.

The work expands on previously explored themes, portraying the house not merely as shelter, but as an entity that moves between the physical, the emotional, and the philosophical.

In this collection, the house takes on three forms

---01 the physical house, the tangible territory we inhabit;

---02 the emotional house (a person), a refuge that exists in presence rather than place;

---03 the philosophical house (the circle), a symbolic concept where everything is connected and renewed.

The circle, a metaphor for time and spirituality, acts as the thread weaving through these dimensions-a symbol of continuity, of cycles that end only to begin again. More than just a connective element, the circle is also a space inhabited by thought, the result of a deep study of its form and meaning. Amidst the transience of places and the urgent need to reclaim a space, one question echoes: In the search for a home, what do we tolerate in the name of companionship, of the longing for community?

Before it’s too late, before the boundaries between what was and what will be dissolve, the circle remains - always return, always home.