Roots tells how *a core* takes shape: slowly, through fractures, trials and passages of life.
*Stone and wood* move forward together, sometimes in contrast, sometimes in echo, like two forces that protect each other as much as they respond to one another.
Their meeting draws an unpredictable, organic, almost subterranean line: that of *roots,* of what anchors itself deeply and does not give way.
Roots is a table that carries *this silent duality:* apparent fragility, and the inner strength that emerges from it.