Inspired by an in-depth study of the forms and textures of granite rock, the Caldera SERIES reveals the hidden structures of matter, exploring subtle color variations and finishes with meticulous attention to detail.
Crafted in paper pulp (papier-mâché) and oak wood, the sculpture invites not only to be seen but also to be touched and imagined, engaging the senses.
The piece is set within a solid round oak frame, precisely crafted and smoothly finished, whose warm, natural grain contrasts with the mineral character of the central form.
The circular frame functions both as structural support and as a compositional boundary, evoking a geological cross-section or a magnified fragment of terrain. Inside the frame, the papier-mâché mass is carefully modeled and layered to recreate the irregular, magmatic surface of granite rock. The textured relief alternates between rough, porous areas and denser, compact sections, with nuanced tonal shifts that enhance depth and shadow.
The work reconstructs the essence of stone while remaining lightweight and organic, establishing a harmonious dialogue between material, light, and form where wood frames nature, and paper transforms into matter.
CALDERA N°2 – Papier-mâché and oak. It measures 57 cm of diameter with a thickness of 4,5 cm.
Wall mounting system with concealed French cleat.
| Dimensions LxWxH | 57x5x57cm (22x2x22'') |
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| Piece Weight (kg) | 4.0 |
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