Italy holds time both delicately and with force.

Travertine and carved marble reveal structures that have endured, carrying the weight of what has come before. Across its cities, antiquity and modernity are not separated, but fused, each informing the other without requiring resolution.

Structures from different eras stand in direct relation, where nothing demands erasure to make space for what follows, and what persists is collectively upheld.

What forms is an environment where history is not held at a distance, but embedded within daily life, allowing continuity to develop through accumulation rather than replacement.

Available works are presented within the city collections below.