ESSENTIA IX is located at the heart of the series: a space of total calm where the human presence is only intuited through architecture, light and time. In this work, the constructed landscape becomes almost essential: pure geometry, clean lines, water, and horizon. There are no objects, no direct traces of human life. Only what remains when all noise disappears. The light casts a sharp shadow that divides the space and marks the passageof time, while the reflection in the water introduces an intimate, almost meditative dimension. Here, the building functions not as a shelter but as a question: What remains when the human being is no longer there? Is architecture a gesture of permanence, or a silent echo of our fragility? ESSENTIA IX explores the beauty of the inhabited void—that point where matter, space, and memory exist without the need for a body. An invitation to contemplate the essence of dwelling, of silence, and of time standing still.
