In this work, fragments of paraffin, a by-product of petroleum, weave around a metal structure, creating an amorphous and decentralized form.

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Both materials come from beneath the earth and are transformed for human use. Brought together, they blur the boundaries between organic and inorganic, underground and surface.

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The work explores the relationship between body and space through this movement. The form spreads through and adapts to its surroundings, while also shaping the space around it. Without a fixed center or boundary, it moves beyond these distinctions and exists in relation to its environment.