From Material to Artwork

The Material

Aerated concrete is chosen for its lightness and its ability to be shaped freely.
From this raw material emerges an initial form, still imperfect, yet already carrying intention.

THE FORM

The sculpture gradually takes shape.
The volumes become more refined, the lines emerge, and the piece begins to reveal its identity.

THE DETAIL

Each surface is carefully crafted with precision.
Lines, expressions, and textures bring character to the artwork.

THE BASE

An initial coat of paint helps structure the piece.
It prepares the surface and defines the areas that will receive patterns and colors.

ENHANCEMENT

Certain areas are reworked to emphasize shapes, highlight reliefs, and guide the viewer’s eye.
This step helps balance the composition before the final painting stage.

DETAIL PAINTING

Patterns, colors, and finishes are applied by hand to the sculpture.
It is at this stage that the artwork truly comes to life and reveals its full uniqueness.