Forest network sculptures
Every tree has a soul. Every root remembers. Every living and once-living thing carries a message.
In the world of Secterra, I encounter beings of a fifth dimension—trees, branches, roots, bones—creatures most people no longer see. But I see them. I hear them. I feel them. I love and honor them. And I give voice to their stories—through sculpture, painting, and presence.
What the forest offers is always more than material: it is awareness.
My work is inspired by nature—not just its visible forms, but by the unseen intelligence that orchestrates everything.
The silent order that connects it all: trees, people, stones, and time.
This is the Forest Web—and when I create, I weave myself into it.
Many have lost this connection, drowned out by the noise of survival and excess.
My path leads in the opposite direction: toward harmony—between human and nature, matter and spirit, presence and impermanence.
The sculptures I create are made from found and reclaimed natural materials—fallen trees, bones, plant remnants. Each piece becomes a kind of monument to connection, in a language beyond words, understood by all living things.
I believe in the freedom of creation. And through it, I hope to build bridges—between people and nature, between one another, and most of all, within ourselves.
The name Secterra comes from Secret of the Terra—the secret of the Earth.
But this is not a secret to be kept. It is a living truth, one we are all a part of, waiting to be remembered and reawakened.
The forest teaches me to honor time, impermanence, and transformation.
And in doing so, I learn to value the now.
This truth isn’t found in words—it lives in matter, in silence, in deep presence.
This is what I seek to share.
If you’d like to know more about the sculptures—and see which ones are still available—please feel free to reach out.
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Orsi