Sema and Nuclea are two sculptures that explore the idea of the germ and the core, that which is contained, protected, and in the process of becoming.

Emerging from a shared formal language, their organic volumes unfold through solids and voids, suggesting an invisible yet essential interior. Both dense and fluid, the forms evoke a state of gestation: a concentrated matter, poised to emerge.

Sema, more introverted, embodies origin, a potential still held within.

Nuclea, more open and assertive, reveals an evolution of the same material, like a core in expansion.

Conceived as a duo, the sculptures can also exist independently, engaging in dialogue with space through their silent and sculptural presence.