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Is a powerful, tactile composition that speaks to endurance, fragmentation, and reconstruction. A jagged arrangement of rectangular stone-like forms dominates the centre, as if carefully stacked or forcefully broken apart — suspended in a gray void that enhances their physicality. The textured blocks shimmer with subtle metallics, hints of earthy tones, and traces of blue, suggesting both ruin and resilience.

Around the edges, clusters of rough, coral-red textures encroach upon the structure like time reclaiming space — erosion, decay, or perhaps growth. The interplay of clean lines and crumbling edges creates a visual tension between permanence and impermanence, man-made and natural.

Stones is a meditation on memory, walls, and what survives. It asks: what do we build, what falls apart, and what remains embedded in the surface long after?

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