Sugar Garden

Flowers coated in sugar rest against aerated concrete blocks. As the sugar softens and melts over time, it bleeds into the porous concrete, infiltrating and altering it. What begins as sweetness becomes a slow contamination, blending the organic and the industrial into something neither fully natural nor fully constructed. This exchange creates a shifting dialogue between the organic and the man-made, the ephemeral and the structural, where softness leaves a lasting trace on what is meant to endure.