“To me, Orama is an exercise in reduction, an architecture shaped more by what is removed than what is added. It's about restraint, allowing materials like concrete, light, and shadow to exist in their purest form, without distraction. There is something powerful in the way an artwork can hold feeling, how a single piece can carry atmosphere, emotion, and stillness all at once. To reinforce this idea, I carefully selected and placed works by different artists throughout the space. In that sense, the architecture becomes a kind of composition — quiet, intentional, and distilled, where light, texture, and proportion come together to create something that lingers. Maybe that has something in common, but each work has its own story to say.”

— Stefani Kefala, Architect