Portfolio

Scarred Silence
2026 · 60 × 60 × 3 cm
XPS, stucco, pigments, pozzolana

Scarred Silence is a sculptural relief formed around a tightly spiralling central movement, where the surface seems to fold inward and accumulate traces of time. Layers of stucco and pozzolana are built over XPS and worked into irregular grooves, ridges and worn textures, creating a dialogue between density and emptiness. The restrained palette and raw materiality give the work a quiet, contemplative presence, while the spiral suggests a continuous movement held within silence.

Arabesque
2026 · 60 × 60 × 3 cm
XPS, stucco, pigments

Arabesque is a sculptural relief built around a single flowing organic form, articulated through overlapping curves and raised contours. The layered surface of XPS and stucco is worked by hand and enriched with pigments, creating subtle variations of light, shadow and texture. The composition moves between botanical suggestion and abstraction, with the relief itself becoming the language of the form.

Scarred Void
2026 · 60 × 60 × 3 cm
XPS, stucco, pigments, pozzolana, resin

Scarred Void is a sculptural relief built around a dark central void from which layered, radial forms emerge like traces of a surface marked by intense transformation. The rough textures of XPS, stucco and pozzolana are worked into deep grooves and raised contours, then sealed with resin to intensify the depth and density of the black surface. The work explores the tension between organic growth, erosion and the memory held within matter.

Verdigris
2026 · 60 × 60 × 3 cm
XPS, stucco, pigments, pozzolana

Verdigris is a sculptural relief from the Positano series, shaped as an organic field of overlapping, flower-like forms. Built directly on XPS with stucco, pigments and pozzolana, its layered surface combines pale blue-green tones with darker mineral textures, creating a sense of depth, erosion and movement. The irregular contours and visible marks of the process preserve the physical character of the material while evoking a natural form in transformation.

Ember — 2026
60 × 60 × 4 cm
XPS, stucco, pigments

Ember emerges from an encounter between matter, erosion and light. A floral form rises from a dark, stratified surface, suggesting an organic presence shaped by time. Built through layered XPS and stucco, the work explores transformation, resilience and the traces that remain within matter.

Scarred Ember — 2026
60 × 60 × 3 cm
XPS, stucco, pigments, pozzolano

Part of the Scarred Vesuvian series, Scarred Ember explores the traces of transformation left by fire, destruction and time. Construction materials become a sculptural surface where matter carries the memory of the landscape.

An exploration of the artistic research driving Larissa Maliughjna's practice. This project details the investigation into construction materials, focusing on their potential for sculptural transformation and their ability to evoke new aesthetic dialogues within interior design and art contexts.

Documentation of significant past exhibitions featuring Larissa Maliughjna's work. This project provides context for the artist's career trajectory and the reception of her unique sculptural wall art within the contemporary art and design landscape.

A portfolio of works suitable for gallery representation and private collections. This section emphasizes the artistic merit and collectibility of the Urban Plaster Bloom pieces, presented with high-quality imagery for discerning art buyers and institutions.

A highlight of select, completed sculptural works presented with their intended application in mind for art consultants and collectors. This collection emphasizes the integration of art and design, showcasing the versatility and impact of the wall works in diverse professional settings.

Showcase of Larissa Maliughjna's signature artistic practice, transforming construction materials like XPS and plaster into refined sculptural wall works. This series highlights the core concepts and innovative techniques behind Urban Plaster Bloom, emphasizing texture and architectural form.