About the Works The works presented here explore geometry as a central theme, revealing the tension between mathematical precision and the natural imperfections of manual labor. Common materials — such as nails, wires, and discarded frames — are stripped of their original function and reconfigured to provoke new perceptions. Symmetry is often disrupted intentionally, creating visual interruptions that invite a closer, more sensitive gaze. These pieces are born from a process shaped by chance and error, where unpredictability becomes a tool for innovation. Many of the materials were found on the streets of São Paulo, in a cityscape marked by transformation, wear, and accumulation. Their raw, often untouched state brings a memory of use that resonates within each composition. Together, these works reflect a dialogue between control and accident, order and entropy — revealing the hidden poetry in what is usually overlooked.
