Romina is the founding designer of Latens and Forma, a transdisciplinary studio born from her deep desire to bridge the invisible and the material, the intuitive and the analytical, the intimate and the collective.
With a background in art, design, and art education, Romina works across media – from textile and ceramics to drawing and sound – to reveal structures that are often hidden yet inherently present.
Her creative practice is guided by the belief that form should not be imposed, but invited to emerge through relationship, context, and care.
Founded in 2025, Latens and Forma set out to create a space where disciplines coexist and transform one another. The studio reflects the commitment to forming thoughtful relationships with materials, bodies, technologies, and ecosystems, designing in ways that invite connection, resonance, and renewal.
Romina envisions Latens and Forma as a platform for collaboration, experimentation, and thoughtful disruption, rooted in presence, relational intelligence, and a future that is not predicted, but co-created.
Photo: Jolanda Flubacher