Hi, my name is Roberta, and I’m a sculpture student at VŠVU/AFAD in Bratislava, Slovakia.

My practice explores the intersection of architecture and material experimentation. I work with natural and industrial materials - travertine, clay, plaster, cement, and metal, focusing on their internal structures, constraints, and transformations. I’m drawn to natural processes such as erosion and long-term exposure to external forces. Through these interventions, hidden layers emerge and solid forms are reshaped into new visual and symbolic statements.

I use industrial techniques including sandblasting, drilling, welding, and imprinting to deconstruct and reconfigure surfaces. I aim to balance precision with unpredictability. This tension between control and chance echoes cycles of decay and resilience, grounding my work in material memory and subtle architectural references.

My work holds the tension between stability and change, reflecting the evolving relationship between people, materials, and the environments they inhabit.