Gardeco Herbarium II Sculpture Designed by Raffaella Benetti

Herbarium II by Gardeco, created by Raffaella Benetti, is a bronze sculpture that belongs to a limited series inspired by the deep connection between human beings and nature.

The figure represents a hybrid creature, suspended between plant form and human likeness, a symbol of a harmonious and original fusion with the natural environment. Benetti, through this collection, suggests that the recovery of human innocence necessarily passes through reconnection with the earth and its rhythms. The sculptures thus become silent vehicles of a universal message: regaining balance, listening and respect for what surrounds us. In Herbarium II, the body takes on light and delicate postures, similar to a flower opening to the light, evoking fragility and strength together. Bronze, a material chosen for its strength and memory, lends solidity and presence to the figure, transforming it into an object capable of speaking for a long time. With its poetic and essential visual language, Herbarium II lends itself to personal interpretations, becoming a contemporary symbol of the coexistence of man and nature. This sculpture fits perfectly into environments that value art as a means of reflection and interiority, carrying with it a silent but powerful message.