The Kit eliminacoda multifunzione series originates from a real object: the snail-shaped dispenser for queue elimination systems of the supermarket deli counter or waiting rooms. Throughout a process of union and aggregation, it gives life to organic and totemic forms, evoking prickly pears.

The form of the sculptures, both vegetal and anthropic at the same time, is created starting from the mold of the snail-shaped dispenser, then reproduced in glazed ceramic.

The regenerative rebirth of these common use objects prompts us to ponder possible ecologies that hybridize cultural and biological boundaries.
Developed for the first time as drawings and collages during the “Tagli” residency in Stromboli, the series looks at the continuous transformation of the landscape and how living beings adapt to it.

Kit eliminacoda multifunzione series emphasizes nomadic elements and the economic exploitation of territories; it refers to the prickly pears for their ability to generate natural groups to protect and multiply themself.

Through these works, the artist narrates new organisms that seem to survive humanity, drawing attention to the critical relationship between nature, common use objects, and waste produced by humans. Constant transformation becomes the constructive matrix of rebirth for an ecological reality.