Roots of Resistance

A work created on aluminum, where the metallic texture and light transform each detail into a distinct visual experience depending on the space and perspective.

In this piece I explore the constant tension between nature and human intervention. The tree, bare and twisted, represents the persistence of life in the face of the barriers we build. Its roots trapped in concrete symbolize how our structures seek to limit natural expansion, while nature continues to resist and adapt.

The dry leaves scattered on the ground evoke the impact of our actions and the fragility of the balance we share with the environment. The sepia tones bring a nostalgic atmosphere that invites reflection.

A piece that changes with the light and connects with the silent strength of nature.