TeRA POVERA is an interpretation of Land Art and Arte Povera, where both movements are attached to the simplicity and naturalness of art  On this legacy the fundamental principle of my design  is to create  outdoor rooms through natural habitats and local materials This spatial arrangement is  either  harmonic or  bold, equally depending on preferences and contexts Mini-woodland ,  Xeroscape and Perennials Borders are  only few samples of  organic patterns whereby a garden can be defined The syllabus of this approach is ephemeris,  where the textures, colours, and forms  of plants,  are designed to proffer sensual emotions On the other hand the  punctuation   is parsimony where the application of  recycled or reclaimed materials are aimed  to promote the feeling of  a timeless place The final signature  is  the installation of sculptures (or artifacts) alongside with sensitive arrangement of garden furniture, with the ultimate aim  to create an expressive and living garden