I change but I cannot die

I Change but I Cannot Die

From the series Nothing Remains Unchanged, Yet Nothing Completely Disappears

When nothing truly ends.

I Change but I Cannot Die explores fragile states of transformation, persistence and instability through translucent cellular structures and internal tensions. The sculpture suggests a form that continuously reorganises itself rather than reaching a final state. As light moves through the crystal, shifting networks emerge, where moments of fracture become part of an ongoing process of renewal. Change is not an ending, but a continuous state of becoming.

Inspired by Percy Bysshe Shelley's poem The Cloud (1820), a meditation on perpetual transformation.

Materials: Kiln-cast Czech crystal.