The sculptural project consists of provisional structures assembled from discarded pipes, plastics, and salvaged metal. Rather than restoring these materials, they are reassembled into new structural relationships where balance remains contingent and unresolved.

The works appear stable at first glance, yet their continuity depends on improvised points of support. Connections remain visible, exposing how the structure is sustained through temporary alignments rather than permanent reinforcement.

These sculptures originate from an ongoing effort to sustain emotional continuity through physical form. Materials that have already endured pressure and transformation are reorganized into configurations that reflect persistence without resolution. Stability is not presented as a fixed condition, but as something actively maintained through adjustment and change.