This piece, Unnest, is a deconstruction of the concept of a nest, which traditionally symbolizes shelter, comfort, and creation. Here, these associations are subverted. The jagged wood sticks, interwoven jute, and chaotic lines evoke a sense of disruption, tension, and disarray. The use of natural materials like jute contrasts with the synthetic black elements, reflecting the interplay of organic and industrial forces.

The deliberate messiness and protruding forms suggest both fragility and aggression, inviting viewers to question the safety and sanctity of home-like structures. Through its raw aesthetic, Unnest becomes a meditation on displacement, impermanence, and the uneasy beauty of dismantling the familiar.