Value is not fixed. Where society discards forgotten armatures and everyday relics, Lina enacts an alchemical elevation—layering high-chroma mineral pigments, raw resins, and 24-karat gold leaf until dormant mass turns into a sacred presence.
Each monograph record represents a singular metamorphic event. Zero iterations, zero factory recasts. Once placed, permanent custody transfers to the patron.
Sculpted petals petrified through mineral-loaded polymer resin and saturated with raw lapis, magenta pigment, and gold leaf. A botanical fossil suspended in radiant metamorphosis.
An architectural pillar base crowned by an orbit of patinated wire armature, dripping turquoise and malachite enamel, and volcanic accretions anchored in reflective mirror-sheen bronze.
Cast fine eggshell-slip ceramic with piercing amber enamel inlays. Designed for alcove and nocturnal illumination, acting as a watchful domestic guardian against darkness.
“We do not rescue materials; we reveal their unwritten horizon.”
In an era of mass obsolescence, Lina gathers forgotten wire armatures, botanical specimens, domestic keepsakes, and discarded fragments. Through careful resin accretion, crushed pigments, and 24-karat gold leaf, each piece is transformed from ephemeral debris into a totemic anchor.
Each arrangement is an intuitive, tactile dialogue: raw pigments bond with crystalline resins, preserving the organic vitality of flora while encrusting it with the weight and sacred reverence of antiquity.
FRAME 01 // ATELIER TABLEAU
FRAME 02 // BOTANICAL DENSITY
FRAME 03 // CALLA LILY STUDY
FRAME 04 // ENCRUSTED PETAL TEXTURE
FRAME 05 // ALTAR DEVOTIONAL
FRAME 06 // SENTINEL AMBER GAZE
In her studio, Lina orchestrates an intimate alchemy where botanical fragments, hand-bent armatures, raw crystals, and ceramic talismans coalesce into luminous devotional objects. Her work exists in direct defiance of cold industrial reproduction.
"Each piece carries the imprint of a specific touch—resins layered drop by drop, pigments mixed by eye, and gold leaf applied to honor the imperfections of the underlying form. When you live with one of these works, you inhabit a space transformed by patience and wonder."
We invite private collectors, architects, and institutions to initiate custodial inquiries for available archive works, or to present significant architectural fragments for transformative commission.
