This focus extends to the spaces: architecture as the stage where our everyday stories unfold, objects as witnesses to these rituals, art as photographs of my imagination to all these emotions.

Here, food transforms into space, into abstract forms, or into a chair waiting for someone. It is a dialogue between the everyday and the primitive, between the fire in the kitchen and the silence of a table. Each design, work, and space is an invitation to rediscover what it means to sit at the table, whether alone, with others, or with our own history.