This work explores the poetic and precarious encounters between body and earth.

It entangles the self with roots, rust, soil, seeds, sticks and the physical disintegration and decomposition of materiality over time.

The body and corresponding movements are shaped and scored by the environment.

This process seeks to blur the line between forms and unravel the tensions, dichotomies, and transitory nature of terrestrial relationships.

It is a laborious, cyclical on-the-point-of-collapse-sculpture and performance.

It shape-shifts and drifts between maintenance and disassemblage.