A series of concentric circular rings in shades of cream, terracotta, and beige are embedded within a cracked, pale grey wall. The composition transitions from smooth, recessed surfaces to textured, ridged patterns that lead toward a dark, triangular center. Light falls across the uneven surface, creating subtle shadows within the cracks and grooves of the circular layers.

Strata of Will

White grit settles beneath fingernails as the scraper meets the resistance of calcified shale, seeking to align ancient rhythms with the present season. Each stroke uncovers layered voids where movement was once merely a shadow cast by an unseen weight. Beneath these sedimentary fractures, the labor of excavation transforms from mere destruction into a deliberate architecture of discovery. A single fossilized dragonfly wing emerges from the silt, its translucent veins catching the light to offer one moment of quiet resolution.

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