Padel

The trophy translates the visual language of padel into a sculptural object rather than depicting the sport literally. Its form originates from the characteristic geometry of the diamond-shaped racket, abstracted into an elongated, vertical volume.

A shell-like outer body wraps around a central core, opening towards the top to reveal the silhouette of the racket once again. Rather than appearing as an applied symbol, the reference emerges from the relationship between the two volumes and becomes part of the object’s architecture.

A subtle shift in surface finish reinforces this reading: the matte body gives way to a polished, reflective surface where the racket is articulated, allowing its geometry to appear and disappear with changing light.

The result is a restrained object whose connection to the sport is immediate yet not literal - revealed through proportion, structure and reflection rather than ornament.