A white, geometric sculpture rests on a similarly colored circular base. The sculpture features several petal-like forms radiating from a central hollow core with a small opening. Its smooth texture and stark color create a clean, minimalist aesthetic against the plain background.

Chromatic Weight

Iron halos darkened the porcelain's white surface—a visible record of atmospheric pressure reshaping its structure. Altering environmental conditions didn’t uncover pre-existing defects so much as initiated new histories within the material itself, collapsing potential into actuality. This suggests causality arises not from a singular source but through consequences embedded in matter; considering ethics demands we acknowledge these unavoidable imprints on every form. Perhaps what appears solid is simply change occurring at a pace difficult to observe, and all things trace their own becoming along an unbroken line.

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