Re-Strata

Excavated from Earth, Processed through Industry, reformed back into stone

Re-Strata reworks gypsum-based construction materials—substances originally quarried from the earth and later standardized through industrial use—into sculptural wall systems that reassert their geological origin within the urban environment. Through layered application and controlled carving, each surface develops depth, voids, and smooth transitions that recall erosion, sediment, and subterranean formations. Familiar materials are no longer read as flat finishes, but as formed terrain, allowing walls to hold spatial presence and material memory while remaining clean, contemporary, and architecturally integrated.

“Designed for hospitality, residential and architectural interiors where surface is meant to hold a presence within a space”

How this works:

Each mural composition is developed by the artist in direct response to its architectural context—scale, light, material adjacency, and spatial flow. The process begins with a physical sample board, where textures and material expressions are developed and reviewed under real lighting conditions. This board guides the final composition, giving clients a clear, hands-on way to understand how the mural will take shape within the space.