The work evokes a rhythm of opening and contracting, like the breathing of an organism. Forms appear, withdraw, and return, carried by a quiet cadence. It moves between body and landscape, between the inner and the outer, where boundaries become porous and meaning begins to shift.

The pulse is both physical and metaphorical. It refers to circulation, connectedness, and continuous movement. Not as a force that asserts itself, but as an underlying current that holds everything together and keeps it in motion. What becomes visible is not a fixed moment, but a recurring process in which tension and release continually alternate.