Juntos Afuera Sculpture Red

In collaboration with Peruvian ceramic artist Aileen Gavonel Arenas, this piece explores a simple but enduring question: what does it mean to truly hold each other up?

Born from that reflection, the sculpture captures two bodies in an intimate embrace-not as a fleeting gesture, but as an act of resilience. It speaks to the quiet strength found in care, in connection, and in choosing not to let go.

Inspired by Caral, one of the oldest civilisations in the Americas, this collection draws from a society built without weapons or division-rooted instead in collective progress and shared existence. A reminder that moving forward has always been something we do together.