The surface is worked with deep scorings and carved textures that suggest damage, heat, and pressure. The red interior is not calm, it churns with the intensity of emotion, resembling blood, fire, or exposed flesh. This inner space is not hidden, but revealed, demanding confrontation.

The piece speaks of rupture, of being torn open and forced to face what lies beneath. It embodies the chaos we carry both outside and in, and the painful yet necessary journey through it. As the artist suggests: to get out, you must go in. At the top, a series of concave forms emerge, subtle, intentional shapes that symbolise transformation.