The solid ground beneath our feet – these sculptures, crafted from Corten steel, a material whose origins lie in the earth's iron ore, embody a profound connection to the natural world. Despite its cold hardness, steel retains a physical link to the very land it helps to reshape. Though undeniably awe-inspiring, this power to manipulate the land also carries a significant cautionary weight. We must acknowledge the environmental consequences of past actions driven by a lack of understanding and respect for the delicate balance of natural processes. Therefore, these sculptures encourage our evolving capabilities and call for a new dialogue with the Earth. This dialogue necessitates a shift towards a collaborative approach, one founded upon a deep appreciation for the natural systems that sustain us.