The project
Interferenze
The works explore the tension between two contrasting languages: the organic architecture of the tree—composed of knots, growth rings, and grain—and an "artificial code" made of precise geometries and fluid lines.
Arcangelo Ambrosi facilitates the interaction between these worlds through selective erosion, a technique he has reworked and perfected, elevating an existing process into an unprecedented artistic language. The artificial mark "interferes" with the fiber, bringing to light internal structures and hidden languages within the wood. The result is a series of visual maps where the precision of the line clashes with the chaotic growth of nature, generating a profound tactile and chromatic contrast.
Each work transforms the material from a mere support into a field of inquiry, seeking a visual resonance between conscious human action and the biological memory of the wood.