Samuel Costantini (b. 1979) lives and works in Fano, Italy, where an early connection to the rural landscape shaped his enduring sensitivity to nature, organic form, and material transformation. After joining his family’s bespoke furniture workshop, he developed a deep knowledge of traditional craftsmanship alongside advanced techniques, later refining his practice through collaborations with architects and designers.

In 2019, Costantini founded Dal Furlo, named after the Gola del Furlo Nature Reserve, a landscape of water and stone that remains central to his inspiration. The studio creates sculptural works in copper, bronze, and brass, often using reclaimed materials transformed by hand and flame. Fire becomes an active collaborator, leaving unpredictable traces across each surface. Numbered and signed, every piece reflects a dialogue between matter, time, and landscape, bringing together ancestral craftsmanship and contemporary experimentation in a distinctly organic design language.