The proposal emerges from the contrast between the existing architecture and nature.

Set against a space defined by concrete, cement and cold lighting, the installation introduces an organic landscape that brings delicacy, emotion and a subtle dreamlike quality. Moss, stone, vegetation and soft touches of colour transform the harshness of the environment through a composition rich in textures and natural materials.

The vegetal masses draw inspiration from forests, valleys and river landscapes. Layers of vegetation, stone and moss create a suspended topography that rises above the architecture, establishing a dialogue between nature and the built environment.

The careful and precise placement of each element recalls Japanese traditions and the poetic universe of Fuji Sushita