Rhythm 7 (Erosion)

This sculptural tableau gathers a thicket of oxidized, insect-like forms into a low, crawling horizon, where limbs, leaves, and carapaces braid into a single restless organism. The green patina reads like weathered memory—metal returning to an earthly hue—while the spiky silhouettes cast wavering shadows that make the void beneath feel as charged as the mass above. Suspended between botanical growth and mechanical anatomy, the piece suggests a fragile ecology of survival: beauty emerging not from clarity, but from accumulation, mutation, and the insistence to keep moving.