The Green Sculpture, created within an office in Seis am Schlern, is conceived as a poetic statement for a new spatial culture, one in which nature is not excluded but fully integrated. The aim is to transform the workplace into a living environment, where plants and people coexist, sharing light, air and time. Between rustic windows, a concrete floor and a wooden ceiling, a small fragment of forest landscape unfolds. Mosses, ferns, shade-loving plants and sculptural roots form a silent yet powerful green presence that redefines the atmosphere of the room. The intervention dissolves the boundary between inside and outside, reintroducing a tangible connection with nature into everyday life.

The plants are not decorative objects but living actors, responding to light, temperature and human presence. They grow, transform and demand care — a constant reminder of our responsibility towards natural cycles and of the possibility of coexistence between work and living nature.