Simone Kestelman

06/04/2026

A surface that appears folded by time, shaped by pressure, and marked by memory.
This sculptural wall piece invites the viewer to discover their own narrative within its contours. What seems abstract at first slowly reveals movement, emotion, and traces of a human presence emerging from the shadows.
The dark metallic finish captures and reflects light differently throughout the day, transforming the work into a living dialogue between material, space, and perception.
For me, this piece is about what remains after life’s pressures have left their mark—the beauty found in resilience, transformation, and imperfection.
One of a kind.
ModernLuxury ArtCollector StatementArt

05/30/2026

05/25/2026

Where art meets nature 🌿❤️
My garden flower installations are created to bring emotion, beauty, and surprise into outdoor spaces. Each flower is handmade and placed in dialogue with the landscape — transforming gardens into living experiences of color, poetry, and reflection.
I love creating pieces that feel as if they naturally belong to the environment, inviting people to slow down, observe, and reconnect with beauty.
Art outdoors has a different energy… it changes with the light, the seasons, and the people who encounter it.
One of a kind installations by Simone Kestelman.
ArtInNature

05/24/2026

Flowers have always been part of my artistic language.
Each outdoor installation is created to bring beauty, emotion, and resilience into everyday spaces.
Every flower is handmade, unique, and designed to transform gardens into immersive experiences of color, light, and hope. 🌸
— Simone Kestelman

05/24/2026

A small garden of art for your space.

SculpturalBeauty

05/12/2026

A fragile red balloon floats above an antique high chair, suspended between innocence and emotional weight.
What should symbolize celebration and childhood joy becomes something more complex — a silent portrait of attachment, memory, and the invisible threads we carry through life.
The tangled red filaments spilling from the chair evoke emotions that cannot be neatly contained: love, anxiety, protection, longing, and inherited memories passed from one generation to another. The balloon rises lightly, almost escaping, while remaining tied to the chaos below — a reflection of how human relationships can both elevate and entangle us.
The antique chair references vulnerability and early identity, while the intense red speaks of passion, life force, and emotional intensity. The work invites viewers to reflect on the delicate balance between freedom and connection:
How much of what lifts us is also what holds us back?
Through contrasting materials and symbolism, Simone Kestelman transforms ordinary objects into an emotional landscape where beauty and discomfort coexist — reminding us that even the most fragile things can carry profound emotional weight.

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04/29/2026

Strength. Structure. Shelter.
Inspired by the iconic Bird’s Nest Stadium in China, this piece translates architecture into wearable art.
A carved cast glass form becomes the foundation—echoing the interwoven steel of the stadium.
At its center, a nest of deep red glass pebbles holds energy, life, intensity.
Rising from it, a statement ring in glass and silver—bold, sculptural, unapologetic.
This is not just a composition.
It’s a dialogue between fragility and power.
Between what holds… and what rises.
One of a kind.
Designed to be felt. Worn. Remembered.

03/01/2026

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02/25/2026

Laço de Amor
2026
Cast glass, red thread, boulder
A suspended cast glass form rises lightly in space, held by a single red thread that connects it to a grounded boulder below.
The transparency of the glass suggests fragility and light, while the stone anchors the work with weight and permanence. Between them, the red thread stretches — a quiet symbol of connection, memory, and enduring attachment.
Laço de Amor reflects on the invisible bonds that remain between us in moments of separation, transformation, or loss.
Some ties loosen.
Some ties endure.

02/20/2026

Red is the color of pulse, of memory, of intensity. It does not disappear into the architecture—it transforms it. It becomes the emotional center of the space.
Each piece is handmade, shaped through heat, gravity, and intention. No two are ever the same.
This is not decoration.
This is energy made visible.