Renata Cassiano is a sculptor whose work moves through material as a way of thinking about origins, instability, and the limits of representation. Working across ceramic, stone, and industrial processes, she develops objects that resist fixed form, occupying a space between construction and collapse. Her practice unfolds as questions about matter: its fractures and its capacity to hold and release meaning.
Her sculptures emerge through processes of pressure, fragmentation, and reconstruction. Rather than hiding these conditions, she focuses on them, allowing fragility and repair to remain visible. This cyclical movement between making and unmaking is central to her work, where each piece operates as both object and record of its own formation.