Honey Experience
Natural beeswax, neon, construction rod, dimension various, 2019

Circular and multi-sensory, this art installation explores the theme of bees as crucial pollinators facing a decline, despite their vital role in maintaining the planet's ecosystem. The sculptures, adorned with neons that mimic the warm glow of candlelight, serve as a reflection of the historical significance of bees, which were traditionally kept for their candle wax rather than honey production. A total of 130 square meters of aromatic natural beeswax was meticulously applied to upholster 18 colossal honeycombs. Notably, after the exhibition, all the wax was returned to beekeepers for reuse in their hives, emphasizing the sustainable nature of the project.