Synopsis: A visual investigation into the power and isolation of female sovereignty. The chair-throne becomes an anchor of modernist rigor within a sterile aesthetic, where the body crystallizes into geometric forms of resistance against conformity. It is a silent manifesto on the weight and grace of a social role that is conquered and constantly defended, feeding on silences and postural tensions. Through sculptural precision and rigorous chromatic coherence, the project explores the architecture of the body and its “throne” as a territory of proud and conscious identity affirmation.
