The sculptures convey contemporary concepts through a synthesis of materials and aesthetics.

The geometric and minimalist forms of these works seek a dialogue with both physical and conceptual space. There is a clear influence of abstraction and constructivism, yet with a freshness that reflects the contemporary zeitgeist.

The deliberate use of color and lines adds an almost architectural dimension, inviting the viewer to perceive the pieces not merely as static objects but as dynamic structures. They become vehicles for reflection on the relationship between humanity, technology, and nature.

These sculptures provide a starting point for discussions about materiality, space, and the impact of industrialization on art.