"Seaweed" (2026) is a soft sculpture, 3D-printed by hand using PLA, that reimagines natural flora through digital fabrication. By subverting the traditionally rigid nature of 3D-printed plastic into a fluid form. The piece functions as an artifact from a futuristic seascape, acting as a specimen from an emergent, synthetic ecosystem. Through this physical manipulation of synthetic material, the artwork explores the tension between organic life and artificial fabrication, bridging digital conceptualization and physical reality to demonstrate how modern mediums cooperate to form abstract impressions of nature.

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23 x 18 in.