Artist’s Collection

Pigmented resin sculpture

90 × 60 × 20 cm

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“Incepta” is a work born from the tension between rigidity and fluidity, reflecting the path of the contemporary woman between the firmness imposed by the world and the internal need for transformation. Originally shaped in steel, a material that symbolizes resistance and structure, the sculpture was later transposed into pigmented resin—a choice that emphasizes the search for movement and flexibility. This transition of materials is not merely technical, but conceptual: by exchanging the rigidity of steel for the softness of resin, “Incepta” symbolizes continuous transformation, adaptability, and strength that reveals itself in softness. The sculpture’s abstract form, with its curved lines and absence of figurative traits, invites the viewer to reflect on the feminine essence seeking to manifest beyond expectations of rigidity. It is a piece that elegantly and symbolically synthesizes the dialogue between strength and delicacy, between structure and movement.