Objects of Service is a collection of objects that are both domestic and ritualistic. Deeply rooted in Greek tradition and its everyday ceremonies, it consists of objects that are both functional and symbolic, both grounded and spiritual, both familiar and enigmatic. Their materiality remains raw, pure, true to its essence. Their totemic forms and repetition of geometric elements unfold in a structured rhythm. Their sculptural presence embodies a quiet monumentality, standing not only as objects, but as markers of space.

The Candelabrum introduces an exploration of both personal and collective rituals. Traditionally found in ecclesiastical spaces, it is recomposed here through a bold geometric form. Crafted from aluminium -a material rarely used in such ceremonial objects- it creates an unexpected contrast. Industrial yet ceremonial, the Candelabrum stands with the austerity of a contemporary monastic relic.