Globigerina

The work is inspired by the microscopic forms of Globigerina, a planktonic marine organism that inhabits the oceans. The radial, organic structure recalls the natural architecture of these tiny living beings, transforming it into a large, dynamic composition.

Made of embossed and chiselled aluminium, the surface builds a pattern of ribs and cavities that develop from the centre outwards, generating a continuous, almost spiral movement.

Through the magnification of a shape invisible to the naked eye, the work brings the microscopic world into dialogue with metallic matter, revealing the surprising complexity of natural structures.

From the series Organic Form and Figure