A study in collapse and renewal, this vase was shaped through a process of forceful deconstruction and deliberate rebuilding. Its sculptural form features concave regions that appear partially sunken or eroded—echoes of decay made permanent. This intentional breakdown-and-rebuild process lends an unexpected plasticity to the piece, a rare achievement in this medium.

With a distinct colorway that combines soft yellow-orange hues with a dark, moss-like green, this vase feels unearthed rather than made. Resurrection is both artifact and artwork: a vessel shaped by undoing and made beautiful in its return.