Caio Marcolini's artistic journey began with a fascination for organic systems found in nature. After the birth of his first child, he became intrigued by how these patterns manifest within the human body. His creations are intricate sculptures crafted from brass, copper, and iron wire, employing manual jewelry-making techniques. Marcolini views his work as an exploration of forms that resemble both the human anatomy and natural ecosystems, emphasizing the relationship between individual components and their collective presence. The sculptures aim to evoke a sense of community and life, functioning in a hybrid space between recognizability and abstraction.
Caio Marcolini's sculptures, inspired by organic systems, reflect both natural forms and bodily patterns, embodying an exploratory, intuitive process that emphasizes the fluidity of life.
Marcolini's creations, using jewelry-making techniques, evoke the interconnectedness of life, with each piece resembling cells or DNA, yet maintaining an abstract and malleable quality.
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