Lazzarini’s Blade Series is built from thousands of hand-placed metal pins arranged with extreme precision. From a distance, the works appear almost sculptural , controlled fields of depth, direction, and light. Up close, the viewer begins to understand the discipline behind the surface: every shift in texture comes from the pressure and angle of a single pin.

The strength of the work lies in this transformation of material. Something normally sharp, rigid, and industrial becomes unexpectedly calm when repeated at such a scale. The surface no longer feels threatening; it becomes rhythmic, deliberate, and quietly architectural. The pieces hold tension, but they also hold order.

Lazzarini works slowly and methodically. There is no improvisation. The structure is built pin by pin, creating compositions that feel both engineered and human. The result is a contemporary presence that brings refinement rather than noise , a work defined by patience, precision, and restraint.

This is the essence of the Blade Series , a practice where discipline becomes form, where repetition becomes movement, and where beauty is revealed through the patience of thousands of small, deliberate actions.