Tomas Nervi approaches his work through a multidisciplinary practice that includes sculpture, installation, and drawing, focusing on the relationships between the human body, space, and materiality. He often uses organic forms and tactile surfaces to explore notions of presence, absence, and transformation. Drawing from natural and architectural elements, Nervi creates immersive environments that invite viewers to reconsider their physical and emotional connections to space. His practice reflects an interest in vulnerability and the tension between fragility and resilience, using materials like fabric, plaster, and metal to evoke corporeal sensations and psychological states. Through subtle shifts in form and texture, Nervi challenges traditional boundaries between sculpture and environment, emphasizing process and the ephemeral qualities of experience. ...
