Dry orchid branches, cold ceramics; 4 to 40 cm approximately (variable dimensions).
Ancestry and continuity are ideas that lead me to understand the flow of teachings and knowledge that interest me in what I do. Rami in the Italian language is clearly descriptive of these branches and extensions that find me and seduce me. They are continuities of a flow that I preserve as fiber and resistance to the passage of time and temporalities. It is exactly with this thought that ‘ramie’, the name of one of the most resistant long fiber textile plants known to man, supports my poetics: caring for the feminine flow of care to resist the times.