Abusi, an open and multidisciplinary practice, stems from the need to investigate the relationship between living beings and the spaces with which they interact, exploring the dynamics that emerge and the consequences that result.
It is a daily research process, both theoretical and practical, told through different languages.
Objects, installations and media become tools to explore space and its transformations, fueling a dialogue between materiality, perception and experience.

Abusi questions conventional spatial narratives, embracing experimentation as a means to redefine the relationship between humans, the built and natural environment.