The sculpture’s creation was itself a ritual of transformation. It remained outdoors for a full year, exposed to sun, rain, wind, and cold, allowing nature to leave its mark. The artist invited the four elements to participate: flame for fire, stones, leaves, coffee, and tea for earth, air and water through weather. Each season etched a different layer of life into the wood.

Through this process, Kundalini became both an object and a witness, shaped by time, touched by nature, and alive with the cyclical energy it seeks to represent.