Rooting is not growth but commitment. Roots move downward through unstable ground, establishing stability where nothing is visible. The work frames early life as persistence beneath the surface, where existence depends on anchoring within uncertainty.

Uptake is a continuous, invisible labor of life. Water and nutrients are absorbed, filtered, and transformed to sustain growth. The work frames existence as dependent on ongoing exchange, rather than autonomy or accumulation.

Forming addresses a stage before stabilization. Structure remains provisional, and growth continues to adjust its direction. The work presents life as an ongoing state of formation rather than completion.

La Mer Rouge is inspired by the movement and rhythm of ocean waves. The work reflects the imagined experience of swimming through open water as the sea slowly turns red, creating a tension between beauty and unease. Through layers of color and motion, it presents the sea as both tranquil and mysterious, a familiar place transformed into something strange, otherworldly, and unknown. It's a short description here.