This series focuses on metal as matter in its raw state. Silver and gold are approached not as finishes, but as extracted elements — grounded, fragmented, and unsettled.

Dark pigment interrupts the metallic surface, introducing weight and organic presence. Texture prevents refinement. The material appears unearthed rather than polished.

Within the broader context of Silicon Forest, Elements shifts attention from modular systems to origin — from engineered precision to the substances that precede it. What supports advanced technology begins as mineral, as earth, as element.