A circular, sage-green object features a ridged, radial pattern of raised lines and pointed spikes surrounding a central dark brown gear. The smooth, glazed surface of the green sections contrasts with the coarse, sandy texture of the brownish deposits nestled within the grooves. Bright, even light illuminates the form from above, creating soft shadows that define its three-dimensional depth against a plain white background.

Silt and Gear

Grit grinds between teeth as a jagged, rusted gear emerges from the calcified spirals of a nautilus shell. The serrated metal clashes against organic curves, blurring the boundary where biology ends and construction begins. These scorched markings suggest a history driven by sudden bursts of motion rather than steady growth. Each layer of sediment pulled away feels less like archaeology and more like unearthing one's own discarded intentions from the heavy stone.

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