In ESSENTIA VII, I continue my exploration of the balance between space and humanity. I am interested in that point where architecture ceases to be mere form and becomes thought: a place that breathes. Always asking myself, what is truly essential? The pool and the sea share the same horizon, blurring the boundaries between the built and the natural; the water functions as both a border and a mirror of what is essential.
I work with a refined palette of whites and blues to approach the absolute. Light is emotional and symbolic matter, and geometry is transformed into a silent atmosphere. A minimal gesture—a clothesline hanging on a line—breaks into the architectural perfection as a reminder of humanity and its vulnerability.
From a posthuman perspective, ESSENTIA VII proposes a way of inhabiting that transcends the physical: a space where architecture, landscape and mind converge to ask what it means to exist without occupying everything.
