Iris

This textile sculpture presents a circular configuration that unfolds like an organic threshold, constructed from layers of folded, braided, and twisted fabric. The materials, rendered in a monochromatic palette of ivory tones, form a tactile and dynamic edge, where sinuous structures and soft volumes appear to grow in an almost vegetal or branching manner around a luminous core. Inside the piece, a warm and enveloping light acts as a generating center, expanding from the heart of the sculpture to its edges. The light penetrates the transparencies and the most subtle folds of the fabric, creating an effect of depth that evokes natural cavities, living membranes, or the internal formations of an imagined body. This interplay between opacity and translucency transforms the volume into a perceptual space rather than an object, inviting a contemplative and almost meditative gaze. The perimeter of the work is defined by textile lines that meander and intertwine, suggesting processes of growth, flow, or internal movement. These lines contrast with the more compact, cushioned surfaces, creating a visual rhythm that oscillates between the controlled and the organic. The whole presents itself as an autonomous entity, a microcosm that pulsates and breathes thanks to the dialogue between matter and light. The piece questions the boundaries between sculpture, textile art, and lighting device, proposing a sensory experience where the tactile and the atmospheric intertwine. Through its biomorphic morphology and illuminated interior, the work invites reflection on vulnerability, protection, and the mystery of that which lies hidden in the depths of form.