Reconstruction of Nihilism

The fragility of paper pulp and the rigidity of form achieve an uncanny balance here. This piece is not merely an object; it is a visual experiment on the "self-consumption" inherent in modern urban life. I have sculpted this using layers of recycled paper pulp, finished with a natural beeswax coating that gives it the tactile quality of aged stone.

This is more than a sculpture—it is a private ritual steeped in industrial aesthetics. It serves as a striking conversation piece, perfectly suited for minimalist or monochromatic modern interiors.