A duo of weathered rocks emerges from shadow, with complex surfaces rendered in precise graphite pencil strokes. Above the two specimens, a band of cobalt blue oil paint forms a barcode-like sequence, creating dialogue between natural and human systems of recording time. The linear efficiency of the barcode contrasts with the rock's layered strata, each marking millions of years of Earth's history.

The composition suggests both scientific specimen and sculptural form, inviting viewers to consider how we measure and understand deep time. The interplay between the mechanical pattern above and the organic forms below creates tension between geological and digital time, between natural process and human systematization.