Riquiqui Montaigne no. 2 is a marble sculptural vase carved from a recovered stone fragment and preserved as found. The form is defined by the original geometry of the material, shaped by time rather than by design. Depending on the viewing angle, the object shifts in profile, alternating between a solid presence and a lighter, almost graphic silhouette. The stone’s surface reveals mineral density, chromatic variations, and natural fractures, turning the vase into a small landscape that changes with the gaze.