In the space between what was and what is coming, a human being disintegrates into fragments of their former self. Spiral vortices mark the places where identity implodes under the weight of digital noise - black holes of everyday life absorbing subsequent layers of personality. The series of sculptures explores moments of transition: when structure transforms into chaos, when certainty gives way to decay. Forms, initially anthropomorphic, undergo deformation - as if humanity itself were surrendering to the erosion of time and technology. The geometric shapes floating above them are like islands of memory - detached, drifting, impossible to merge into a coherent whole.

This is a record of a process we are all part of. In the monochromatic space between the material and the digital, the sculptures become witnesses to the slow deconstruction of what we considered inviolable. Each cavity, each crevice tells a story of loss - but perhaps also the beginning of something new, yet unnamed. Entropy is inevitable. The question remains: what will emerge from this decay?