Changing City (The Cosmic Clock)

The work reads like a sealed mechanism—an architectural grid of interlocking rectangles suspended within a circular field that evokes a clock face, where time becomes structure rather than narrative. Subtle metallic light skims across worn surfaces, turning the relief into a slow choreography of shadows and highlights, as if memory itself were embossed into matter. The tension between the strict geometry and the weathered patina suggests a meditation on endurance: systems we build to contain life, and the inevitable erosion that makes them human. In its quiet symmetry, the piece offers both order and disquiet—precision held in the fragile breath of passing hours.