The garden

A garden was planted on a delicate yet durable gardening net. The organic forms blossoming on this structure resemble natural shapes—shoots, leaves, vines—yet they are not literal representations. Their abstract character invites broad interpretation, opening the viewer to reflect on what is alive and ephemeral. It is the structure and properties of the materials used—hemp twine, sisal, and thick rope, inspired by the work of Magdalena Abakanowicz—that become carriers of the narrative. Their natural texture, at once rough and soft to the touch, introduces a haptic element, building an intimate relationship with the viewer. As a result, the object is not limited to being merely observed—it becomes something one desires to touch, something that engages the senses beyond sight. The process of creating this sculpture was almost horticultural in nature: slow, requiring patience and attentiveness—reminiscent of plant care.