Window 2 (Urban Landscape)

This sculptural assemblage stages a quiet collision between the engineered and the elemental: a perforated, tower-like slab stands in austere dialogue with rough, striated fragments that read like fossil, bark, or eroded topography. The composition leans and compresses, creating a tense vertical rhythm where negative space and the crisp grid of voids suggest habitation, absence, and the measured pulse of urban life. Light becomes an active collaborator, casting a sharp shadow that doubles the form and turns the work into a meditation on permanence—how built structures aspire to stability while time and nature continually shear, imprint, and reclaim their surfaces.