Sine Fine Studio, imagined by Benoit Barbagli, aka Sine Fine, is a space where biomimicry guides the search for form. These shapes are generated by mathematical equations such as fractals, Tessendorf equations and artificial intelligence. The studio stands out for its ability to create complex shapes inspired by nature, giving form to mathematical structures.

These shapes are then materialized using a variety of techniques such as 3D printing or 5-axis CNC machining, using materials such as marble and concrete. The studio is guided by a deep-rooted ecological sensibility, doing its utmost to minimize the environmental impact of its production. Sculptures are sometimes designed to hybridize with nature, housing seeds to be planted or immersed in water, creating bridges between man and nature.

The studio’s jewelry reproduces these biomimetic forms on a reduced scale, broadening the spectrum of this research. Artificial intelligence also plays a central role, enriching form research and influencing fields such as architecture and fashion.

Sine Fine Studio stands at the intersection of biomimicry, art, mathematics and technology, illustrating a place where mathematical precision is put to the service of design, while promoting a renewed harmony between man and nature.