Natali Wood - Haya Salvaje

Wild Beech in black ink on rice paper

This veneer comes from the cross-section of an ash trunk whose organic shape recalls an untamed heart. The grain, marked with black ink, reveals the wood's inner history: its stresses, its growths, its cracks, and its character.

“Salvaje” does not seek symmetric perfection, but the natural beauty of what grows freely, without artifice. The texture of rice paper adds lightness and lets the strength of black breathe over the white.

Each line is the true imprint of the wood, captured with respect and without digital intervention.