My Own Ominis Collection

An exploration of fragility as structure

How much weight can a back carry before it blooms?

"Thoughts will save me (or kill me)"
Raw ceramic, dry flower and stone
10x10x15 cm
Milano
2024

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Rooted in our thoughts, floating and ephemeral

"Roots out of place (or rooted thoughts)"
Raw ceramic, dry friut and stone
10x10x18 cm
Milano
2024

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The weight of thoughts
pulls me under,
drags me,
exhausts me.Where is the lightness?

"Roots out of place (or rooted thoughts)"
Raw ceramic, dry friut and stone
10x10x18 cm
Milano
2024

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About

Over the past few years, I have been developing my personal project “My Own Ominis,” an artistic exploration that combines raw ceramics with organic materials such as flowers, branches, and stones, within a reflective process that moves between the rational and the spiritual.
My work creates a dialogue between organic and inorganic elements, exploring the passage of time and the inherent fragility of materials, where the ephemeral leaves its mark. Through my practice, I translate thoughts and emotions into physical forms, investigating the tension between fragility and strength, between the transient and the enduring, and the inner pursuit of balance.
The evolution of the series reflects a transformation of emotional states: from confusion and vulnerability (expressed through forms charged with tension), to expansion, positivity, and emotional release and acceptance.
My work is inspired by urban life, where thoughts and feelings mix in a state often marked by uncertainty and confusion. In this context, the desire to feel better continues, even when the environment pushes us off balance. In short, my work is inspired by the wild emotions of everyday life.