Col romanesco

Col romanesco transforms an everyday organic form into a silent architecture of rhythms and repetitions. The vegetable’s fractal structure unfolds in deep black on cream paper, inviting contemplation of the mathematical beauty of nature and its inner order.

The print, created through etching and aquatint on a copper plate, emphasizes the contrast between precision and matter, between natural growth and the trace of the hand. The black passe-partout and matching frame intensify the contrast and guide the viewer’s gaze toward the image, reinforcing its presence and sculptural quality.