HARVEST

Harvest is the product not of the soil's traces, but of human traces. It is the coming together again of the used, the worn out, the deteriorated. Here, no piece is coincidental. Each layer is a silent witness to a past use. This work; reminds us how full what is defined as "garbage" actually is. Residues left from consumption, forms trapped within the order, and ignored labor… All come together on this surface. The density in the center is not a center, but a reckoning. The emptiness surrounding it is breathing space: for rethinking, for seeing again. Harvest questions not what we possess, but what we leave behind. Because sometimes the greatest production begins the moment we stop consuming.