Edoardo Tresoldi signs Archetype, his latest scenographic project for an incredible installation.
Using his trademark, the wire, he creates a monumental architectural landscape that envelops and involves the surrounding natural elements.

It’s been just over a year since the last time we talked about Edoardo Tresoldi and how he draw in space by mixing sculptural forms and architectures in a visual synthesis of craftsmanship and transparency.
This time, however, this is not an open-air work but a 7,000-square-foot indoor event in Abu Dhabi, which hosted a royal family event.
Tresoldi, along with the Dubai Designlab Experience studio, has built a scenery where architecture and nature meet. A work that develops in an inverse way respect to his previous projects and always keeps the relationship with the context creates amazing gardens where trees and plants become organic breaks of absolute geometric elements such as arches, arcades, domes and columns . This fusion of modern and classic language creates a landscape with a series of imaginary spatial volumes, where nature grows and develops, trying to shape a continuous evolution of architectural abstractions and ephemeral distortions.

Some of the installations made for the occasion will be redesigned separately in various institutional locations: universities, museums and parks in the capital of the United Arab Emirates.