A large, cracked copper-colored disc with concentric circular grooves dominates the center of the frame against a textured grey wall. To its left sits a dark metal anchor with a coiled rope, while several rough, grey stone blocks rest at its base on a wooden surface. Warm light emanates from within the central rings of the disc, casting soft shadows and highlighting the weathered textures of the objects.

Molten Residue

Scorched mineral dust and a heavy scent of ozone hang over the workbench where liquid gold refuses to settle. The molten metal escapes porcelain fissures, pooling like mercury across dark wood and fine cracks in the surface. These concentric rings of weathered copper suggest that mending an object requires more than just filling its gaps; it demands a complete restructuring of its geometry. As the repair attempt spills into new, chaotic patterns, the once-steady lines of the work begin to dissolve into something entirely different.

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