The installation features an icosahedron, a geometric form famous for its symmetry and its connection to water in Platone’s ‘Timeo’.

The shape of the sculpture captures the movement and fluidity of water, a reminder of how this element is constantly shaping life around us.

Using a form that is both ancient and mathematically significant, ‘Nucleus’ bridges the gap between the origins of geometry and the crucial role water plays in our lives today.

Eggs is an art installation that, through an evocative mix of lights and symbols, refers to insect eggs, a symbol of rebirth and transformation.

Thanks to a heartbeat sensor, the lights pulsate in unison with the visitors’ hearts, creating a synergetic and immersive experience.

Art and technology come together to create an emotional and multi-sensory experience that invites the public to reflect on the relationship between man and nature, between light and shadow, between life and rebirth.