Hand of Roots

This print depicts a hand whose fingers extend into tree branches while its roots transform into electrical wires. The hybrid form merges human anatomy with ecological and technological systems, suggesting that identity is shaped through our entanglement with both natural and engineered environments. The transition from organic growth to industrial infrastructure speaks to shifting conditions of survival and dependency. By blending biological and mechanical structures, the work situates the human body within broader networks of connection, power, and control.