Kfir Galatia Azulay's Eternal Structures Carved from Carrara Marble

Kfir Galatia Azulay, an architect and multidisciplinary designer, has unveiled Eternal Structures, a series of abstract objects resembling houses, sculpted from solid white Carrara marble. This collection merges architecture, contemporary art, and collectible design, encapsulating architectural concepts through form, proportion, and material without drawing from existing structures. Each item is meticulously carved from a single block of marble, prioritizing mass and physicality over a sense of lightness. The unique natural veining of the marble ensures that no two pieces are alike. Curated by Vera Pilpoul and captured through the lens of Arkadi Raskin, the ES1 collection is designed for interiors, galleries, and private collections, contributing to a dynamic vocabulary of abstract architectural forms.