Among the products developed through the collaboration with Stefano, the Pesce Fresco collection stands out: versatile objects that can be displayed on the wall as small decorative sculptures and, when turned over, used as chopping boards or brought to the table as food presentation pieces. Stefano’s practice is rooted in collecting reclaimed materials, especially pieces of wood found along beaches. Drawing on dedication, irony, and a background in graphic and pictorial disciplines, he creates assemblages that often take the form of marine creatures.

Made from objects that have already lived a previous life, his works restore dignity and value to discarded materials, revealing a hidden aesthetic.

This research extends beyond sculpture to include installations, lamps, mirrors, functional objects, and large-scale urban projects created in collaboration with other artists and local art associations. His work balances intuition and method, instinct and design experience, ultimately driven by the pleasure of hands-on making and the transformation of waste into poetic form.