Natural soft sculpture

Natural Soft Sculpture – when fibers meet the living

These sculptures are born from a desire to weave the softness of fibers with the organic strength of nature. They are conceived as sensitive installations where supple materials, wood, moss, and sometimes living plants intertwine to give shape to fragile and poetic landscapes.

Each piece is both a decorative object and a meditative space. It explores the boundaries between art and nature, between the ephemeral and the lasting, between the artist’s hand and the movement of the living.

I call them soft sculptures because they preserve the suppleness, tenderness, and vibration of fibers while anchoring themselves in a sculptural dimension. They invite you to slow down, to contemplate, and to reconnect with an imperfect and ever-changing beauty — deeply wabi-sabi.