Nexarion (2024) is a twelve-meter installation that transforms a corridor into a suspended firmament. Composed of aluminum, glass, and light, it unfolds as a horizontal portal where architecture and cosmos converge. 

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Spanning twelve meters, Nexarion transforms an architectural corridor into a suspended firmament. Its aluminum and stained-glass structure turns passage into ritual: the viewer must walk beneath it, perceiving how the work merges with space and becomes a pathway of light.

 

The title, coined by the artist, resonates like the name of an undiscovered celestial body. Nexarion suggests both nexus and origin, an invented territory where architecture and cosmos converge. The work unfolds organic forms reminiscent of Antoni Gaudí’s language, fusing geometry and nature in a monumental gesture. More than a ceiling, Nexarion is a horizontal portal: a contemporary firmament that transforms the simple act of walking into a newexperience.