Crystalised objects is a series of freestanding sculptures developed from the installation Crystalised. Created by burning and melting layers of polyester textile, the works retain their shape without stitching, glue or internal supports. Pigments accentuate their intricate surfaces, where perforations and fused folds reveal traces of the original fabric.

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Resembling stalagmites, coral formations and unfamiliar organic growths, each sculpture forms a miniature landscape. Inspired by prehistoric caves and the presence of microplastics in the environment, the series imagines a speculative ecosystem in which synthetic materials take on the appearance of living forms. These objects hover between growth and decay, reflecting an increasingly uncertain boundary between the natural and the artificial.