Onix Rot

Rooted in ideas of nature, death, and repetition, this installation takes the form of an expanding carnivorous plant. The work moves beyond a single object, with printed elements and sculptural forms gradually inhabiting the space. Soft, flesh-like tones inside the flower suggest a bodily presence, while the spreading prints and creeping roots evoke slow, organic takeover—mirroring cycles of growth, decay, and renewal.