Inspired by the thin shapes of Fausto Melotti's sculptures and the elongated elephant legs by Salvador Dalì, this sculpture depicts a seemingly suspended boxwood branch colored in a vibrant red hue. The piece symbolizes the uprooted existence of the nomad, traveler, and migrant, evocative in its bold allure. It belongs to the Sospesi Collection of nature-inspired sculptures suspended (or "sospeso" in Italian) off the ground.