I’m Ivano, a Venezuelan-Italian architect currently based in Budapest. My journey through different cultures has profoundly shaped my approach to architecture, where I focus on creating meaningful experiences rather than just constructing buildings.

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Having lived in Venezuela, I developed a deep appreciation for vibrant cultures and diverse materials, which continue to influence my designs. I believe architecture should respond to its environment and the people who inhabit it, fostering connections that resonate on both personal and community levels.

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I also lead Ornament and Delirium, a photographic project that explores the intersection of architecture and visual art. This project allows me to investigate the role of ornamentation and aesthetic detail in contemporary design, pushing the boundaries of how we perceive and engage with spaces.

I’m Héctor Bellorin, founder of HBellorin. My work moves across different forms from fine arts to interior spaces, digital graphics, photography and 3D visualization. For me, everything starts with emotion, material, and a strong sense of visual rhythm.

My background is in both interior design and plastic arts, and over time I’ve added digital tools into my process, not to replace the tactile side of art, but to expand how I can tell stories through shape, texture, and atmosphere.

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What connects everything I do is a love for composition and contrast organic vs. structured, loud vs. silent, polished vs. raw. Living far from where I was born has also shaped my work; I carry my Latin American roots with me in the way I see colour, form, and space.

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Art isn’t just what I do it’s how I think, and how I connect with the world around me.