Carla Gimbatti’s sculptures are inspired by nature, by a texture, an image, a color, and seek to expand from them. The artists seek to observe, live, register so that later she can create works with another materiality. How to bring nearer remote and beautiful places? How to share them? In life, Gimbatti’s encounters landscapes, patterns, and bodies. Immense places, tiny details. Repeating patterns with perfectly imperfect geometries. Both in nature and in our bodies what we have experienced is engraved, and the context to which they and we were exposed. Ancient sediments, one layer after another, telling us what happened on our planet.  Hands register in their palm our stories. She strives to make visible everything we have in common and what differentiates us in our structures. She finds excuses to feel, touch, imagine landscapes that hypnotize, communicate and alert us. Contact in a remote context, almost inaccessible, allows her to invent, to go towards a new way and to later inhabit everyday spaces and moments through her work. Travelling is part of her research. Experiences, sketches, an open studio, a laboratory; She goes outside and goes back to the inside. Other times it takes the opposite direction, it is born in the studio and she looks for it to come out, always generating a new path. Molds, modules, individual pieces in various materials that, together, create different shapes that expand the field of what is possible. Fragmentation as a starting point for a continuous, permanent expansion.