“Petite Nature” places the viewer on the border between the concepts of landscape and territory, proposing new horizons in order to lead him to reflect on the relationship between boundaries and identity, between place and sense of belonging. Boundaries and borders acting as delimitation systems to interpret reality, to describe our relationship with nature and with the world in general. Models that are the mere reflection of the inability of man to embrace the infinite reality that surrounds him.

Each artwork is a fragment of a dialogue between nature and a human being that identifies itself, is deeply rooted in the earth and at the same time pretends to appropriate it, control it, divide it, dominate it and limit it. Hence, the artist attends to the small, to the tiny and even to the invisible present in the natural world, subdued so many times by man; but it also refers to the French expression that is used to refer to the weakness and limits of the human being.