Arcus Vitae

Arcus Vitae, where form and texture embrace in a dialogue of contrast and continuity. Light carves its way through vaulted recesses, illuminating the rhythmic curvature of the ceiling, a quiet echo of classical architecture reinterpreted for the contemporary realm. The interplay of shadow and illumination sculpts the space, casting a fluid geometry that shifts with the passing hours.

Against the raw tactility of stone, smooth planes emerge—walls softened by curvature, framing a monolithic display where the void of the screen becomes a canvas for reflection. The silent presence of black anchors the composition, a void amidst the organic warmth of earthen tones. A sculptural chain, deep blue and deliberate, disrupts the fluidity, a fragmented gesture of tension and release.

Furniture is chosen not for function alone, but for its ability to speak—a chaise that invites, a translucent form that distorts, a chair reduced to its essence, where absence becomes as meaningful as presence. The textures converse in quiet whispers, the softness of fabric against the rigid certainty of stone, the warm embrace of wood cradled in the cool touch of glass.

Arcus Vitae is not just a space; it is a breath held between past and future, where the solidity of architecture surrenders to the fluidity of life.

format: 3ds Max