This is a stained oak coffee table. The top is made of cellulose acetate veneer containing fragments of beetle elytra. This material captures and breaks down light into colours that change depending on the angle from which it is viewed.

This series of silver cartridge pendants contains iridescent insect shell fragments in the centre within a cellulose acetate frame. Each constellation formed in the centre of the jewel is unique.

The series of silver cartridge pendants contains iridescent insect shell fragments in the center within a cellulose acetate frame. Each constellation formed in the centre of the jewel is unique.

This is a wall sculpture which, like the objects of curiosity of the 16th and 18th centuries, is intended to arouse wonder and questioning. The material contains fragments of beetle elytra, by inclusion and crimping. It is a reference to objects from the world of decorative arts, made of ivory or mother-of-pearl marquetry.

This totemic sculpture is constructed by combining elements from nature and selected artefacts. It expresses a balance between human and non-human inventions and sets itself up as an emblem of this almost miscible cohabitation.