In this work, we explored how localized centers could exist within a broader field. Radial rosette systems are distributed across the surface, each organizing the surrounding structure while remaining part of a larger network.

This approach reflects the logic of ceiling and dome ornament in the Alhambra, where radial systems bring order to complexity without imposing a singular focal point. Each rosette acts as a stabilizing node, allowing the surrounding structure to remain open and permeable.

The work develops through the relationship between concentration and continuity, where moments of order are held within an otherwise continuous field.