An asymmetrical stone mass rests upon a rectilinear plinth, establishing a direct relationship between erosion and structure. The upper volume retains its irregular perimeter and softened transitions, held in measured equilibrium above a grounded vertical support.

The plinth concentrates the weight of the form, clarifying its elevation and reinforcing its sculptural gravity. Balance is achieved through proportion and placement, allowing mass and restraint to coexist within a singular composition.