Residue brings together two seemingly unrelated worlds. An enlarged fingerprint becomes a landscape of lines and textures, a trace of human presence and identity. Resting upon it is an organic bronze form, suggesting something growing, emerging, or taking shape.

Moving between the microscopic and the monumental, the familiar and the imagined, the sculpture creates an encounter between human identity and an unfamiliar world of forms.

What emerges has no apparent purpose. It simply exists, inviting curiosity about something that might never have existed before.