A stark volume interrupted by time, the Erosia Side Table (Cube) in black explores the quiet drama of form undone. Its crisp, minimal geometry gives way to voids that feel neither accidental nor decorative, but elemental—openings shaped by imagined forces over an unspecified age. These cavities are not imposed; they are revealed, the result of a conceptual erosion rather than rupture.Cast in matte black Gypsum-Acrylic Composite, the surface is cool, almost stone-like to the touch, offering a tactile counterpoint to its precision-cut silhouette. The tension between order and entropy animates the object—its solid presence made strange by absence. As with the other pieces in the Erosia series, this side table suggests an origin beyond the studio: something uncovered rather than built. A meditation on impermanence, rendered with sculptural restraint.