This piece explores the tension and quiet dialogue between the constructed world and organic life. A rigid, grid-like form emerges alongside fluid, root-like extensions, suggesting a coexistence that is both fragile and inevitable.
Sculpted from reclaimed denim and layered with epoxy, the work carries a history within its fibers—transformed through time, labor, and intention. Crystal beads punctuate the structure like signals or pulses, hinting at systems of communication within both nature and the urban environment.
The flowing strands extend downward like roots or veins, softening the geometry and allowing movement to interrupt control. What begins as structure becomes something alive.
“Rooted Circuit” reflects a moment where boundaries dissolve—where the synthetic and the organic no longer oppose each other, but merge into a new, evolving form.
