Unfolding

Unfolding is born from the encounter between gesture and contemplation. The reference to the Japanese concept of Yūgen introduces a deep and not immediately visible dimension: a beauty that is perceived more than it is declared.

The material organizes itself in layers and openings, allowing a golden center to emerge — one that does not dominate, but vibrates like an inner presence. Around it, color expands naturally, suggesting a blossoming that does not explode, but slowly fulfills itself.

The hexagonal form evokes a silent, almost organic order, while the balance between density and transparency builds a suspended space, where the visible and the invisible coexist.