As she meticulously shaped every curve and
every detail of her sculpture, she was carried away by deep
reflection on the complexity and harmony of nature.
Each intertwined thread seemed to tell a different story,
a story of growth, transformation, and interconnectedness.

Through "Natural History," she wanted to convey a message
about the importance of preserving our natural environment.
Every element of the sculpture seemed to vibrate with vital energy,
reminding viewers of the fragility of our ecosystem and
the urgency of protecting the biological diversity that surrounds us.

The organic shapes and complex patterns evoked the symphony
of life unfolding around us,
from vast wilderness to the tiniest corners of nature.
"Natural History" is a tribute to the ephemeral beauty and
resilience of our natural world, but also a call to action
to preserve this heritage for future generations.

Over time, the sculpture has become for our sculptor
much more than just a work of soul.
It has become a symbol of her deep connection
with nature, a source of inspiration for her
who feels called to protect and celebrate the natural world around us.

"Natural History" is a work of soul that seeks to become a testimony
to the extraordinary beauty and diversity of our planet,
an invitation to discover and preserve the wonders of our natural world
for generations to come.