this piece explores the ambivalence and complementarity between the natural and the artificial through a composition that concentrates mass at its core while releasing its gesture at the surface. the body generated by the root is artificially intervened through transformation processes and a polyurethane enamel finish, establishing a direct dialogue between organic matter and its technological reinterpretation. the result is a compact structure that gathers weight, tension, and material presence into a single gravitational center.above this dense and grounded system, a large glass surface unfolds with soft, circular geometry. its continuous and almost ethereal form suggests a suspended halo, a plane that neither dominates nor imposes hierarchy, but instead integrates and embraces the different states natural and artificial of the body it supports.the relationship between these two levels establishes a precise balance. While the core expresses origin, friction, and corporeality, the glass introduces lightness, openness, and a nearly metaphysical spatial dimension. the table becomes a mediating device between the tangible and the perceptual.more than a table, this piece functions as a threshold, an artifact in which nature and technology act as co-authors, producing a form that oscillates between the terrestrial and the intangible, between physical grounding and sensory expansion.
