Soglia is an installation designed as an immersive experience, where concrete — often seen as cold and static — becomes a living frame for nature. Through geometric openings, the plants beyond the wall are isolated and elevated, turning into botanical works of art. Each opening acts like a lens, inviting visitors to slow down and observe every detail: the texture of a leaf, the shifting colors through the seasons, the delicacy of a single bloom.

The project offers a dual perspective: on one hand, an intimate, focused view of each plant; on the other, an open, unfiltered look at the entire composition.

It’s not just a garden — it’s an open-air museum, where time and natural change become the very essence of the work.