With the Medusa sculpture, Jacopo Foggini abandons the rigidity of matter to pursue the ethereal fluctuation of marine creatures, creating a tribute to the suspended grace of these beings captured in their silent movement through the currents. Long filaments of polycarbonate in shades of sapphire blue and citrine yellow glide downward, simulating the transparency and delicacy of tentacles, while small gems of material seem embedded along the structure like drops of water that capture the light for a vibrant, organic effect. Medusa thus transforms the space into a dreamlike, underwater environment: it is not just a suspended sculpture, but a luminous entity that dances between art and nature, bringing the elusive enchantment of the abyss indoors.