Working at the intersection of art and design, Maika Palazuelos creates objects that exist in a state of quiet tension — structured yet fluid, industrial yet intimate. Through her studio Panorammma, she reconsiders the emotional capacity of furniture, transforming utilitarian forms into contemplative presences. Her work resists spectacle in favor of nuance, inviting a slower engagement with material, weight, and touch.

Rooted in artistic inquiry and shaped by disciplined craftsmanship, Palazuelos’s practice proposes design not merely as function, but as narrative architecture for everyday life.