M° Carlo M. Gerosa Sommaruga, known as DHARMONIST, is an Italian Composer and Artist who explores the balance between nature and technology in his creations. His works combine natural materials such as stone, wood, and water with elements of light and fire, bringing to life unique pieces that evoke harmony and emotion.

With a strong commitment to eco-sustainability and uniqueness, each of his creations is entirely handmade, in limited edition, and designed for high-end luxury environments. His artistic research transforms raw materials into timeless works, capable of providing a unique sensory and visual experience.

His works are intended for exclusive spaces, collectors, and interior designers who seek functional and scenographic art capable of transforming any environment into an immersive experience.

He created StoneFusion, is an innovative artistic technique that combines fragments of white quartz and other stones to create unique surfaces. Through a process of composition and fusion, each piece takes shape in a balance of matter, light, and energy.

Beyond visual art, Dharmonist is also a soundtrack composer: his musical creations share the same emotional intent as his sculptures, making sound a tangible, scenographic element capable of inhabiting and transforming space.

“My art is born from the encounter between sound and form, between melody and material. Just as a soundtrack accompanies the images of a film, my visual works engage in dialogue with music, creating an immersive and sensory experience.

I created StoneFusion, is an innovative artistic technique that combines fragments of white quartz or other stones to create unique surfaces. Through a process of composition and fusion, each piece takes shape in a balance of matter, light, and energy.

Each sculpture, each light installation, is the result of an artistic exploration that blends design, light, movement, and sonic harmony. My creations are not mere objects, but visual compositions designed to evoke emotion—like melodies made of tangible elements.”