Mimesis, from the Greek μίμησις, in classical aesthetics is the imitation of nature. In social relations, it refers to the imitation of a person’s way of speaking and gestures.

This piece was born from a cubic block. The initial intention was to lose the edges and achieve roundness with a pointer texture, while always preserving the initial texture of the stone (oxide) on one side. The second intention was to place the two parts «facing» each other to create a dialogue. The detail that they meet on the rougher, older side is a nod to those human relationships that arise from the past.