Metabloom (2023) takes the viewer into a dystopian world where humanity has built a mega-city, symbolized by a concrete mold encased in a rusted steel frame. The choice of materials reflects the dominance of urbanization and the suppression of nature.

Standing in front of the piece, visitors hear a recurring grinding sound — the underground roots of resilient plants struggling to break through. These unseen plants are determined to reclaim their place in the chain of biodiversity. The sounds are paired with a pulsing light — a sign of life force and the unbreakable spirit of these hidden life forms.

The installation invites reflection on the clash between the concrete jungle and resilient nature — a story about endurance, strength, and the unstoppable power of life itself.

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