The copper plates are submerged in acid, with time serving as a crucial factor: each fragment of the plate bears the traces of the minutes it spent in the acid. This controlled unpredictability creates an interplay between erosion and expression, where organic textures and patina naturally emerge.

The suspended plates, each unique in their oxidation patterns, form a rhythmic structure that balances between the industrial and the organic. While the rough edges and layered surfaces allude to the passage of time and the impact of chemical reactions, the individual plates retain their own character as silent witnesses to a collaborative process between human and material.