The wall is a plane: a 'primitive' geometric entity.‎A point on a plane forms the first geometric element.‎When that point moves in one direction, it generates a line.‎If the line in turn moves, it gives rise to a surface.‎The basis of the geometric theory is the suggestion from which the TITO marble wall-hanging series originates: three shapes as the ideal representation of the elementary geometric elements, point, line, surface.‎The back of the Objects, which dialogues with the wall, overturns the simplicity of the frontal design and generates complex surfaces capable of emphasising the veining of the marble and its workmanship.‎