Intertwine

Tilt one and see all sway.
These four abstract forms stand between human figures and trees. They may be read as a society, or as a grove of nature. Each rests on a rounded, weighted base: when tilted, it returns upright, swaying for a while. Linked by transparent elastic thread, one touch sets motion across the group.
The work reflects how no individual is ever entirely alone. Invisible ties bind us to one another, so that even the smallest movement carries momentum and affects those around us. Human beings are likewise inseparable from nature: our actions disturb the environment, just as it shapes us.
Yet both society and nature are resilient. Disruptions may bring instability, but balance eventually returns. In this motion lies reflection — forward movement, whether cultural or ecological, is not linear, but achieved through continual disturbance, adjustment, and renewal.