"I am an architect, designer and scenographer based in Berlin. Research is central to my practice and informs both how I think and how I design. My work is driven by the tensions between the built and unbuilt environment, social relations and geographical contexts, and by architecture as both structure and lived experience.

I am particularly interested in experimental approaches — from adaptive structures to low-tech building methods — not as formal exercises, but as ways to question existing conditions. I ask how architecture and design can actively support emancipatory processes, rather than merely respond to what already exists.

This way of thinking naturally extends into my collaboration with Arbore. The collection begins from a simple observation: architecture is everywhere. We move through porticos, lean against columns and inhabit structural spaces every day, often without noticing them. Through this work, architectural elements are translated into an intimate, domestic scale — allowing structure to become movable, usable and part of everyday life.

Texture takes precedence over colour. Each object is shaped by the way light meets its surface and by how material is understood through touch. Visual and tactile experience coexist, revealing warmth and coolness, roughness and refinement.

Traditional carpentry intersects with contemporary digital fabrication. Hand-finished surfaces coexist with machine-carved precision, resulting in objects where architectural presence is no longer monumental or distant, but integrated into the daily ritual of living."

Cezar Moldovan

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