Organic shapes are stacked delicately, forming a topographical tableau that blurs the line between sculpture and landscape. These layered reliefs evoke the quiet balance found in nature—like river stones carefully piled at the water’s edge or towering sandstone formations rising from the Utah desert. Each form is deliberately composed, with sharp edges and subtle shifts that reflect an architectural sense of balance. Negative space is treated with precision, enhancing the structure and rhythm of the overall composition. This collection invites viewers to slow down, notice the harmony in asymmetry, and reflect on the natural structures that inspire awe and stillness.