This sculpture has five sides, each representing one of the Chinese elements—Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water. The element is associated with specific qualities: Wood represents growth and vitality, Fire symbolizes energy and transformation, Earth signifies stability and nourishment, Metal stands for strength and structure, and Water embodies fluidity and adaptability. These elements interact in cycles of creation and destruction, influencing not only natural phenomena but also human health, behavior, and emotions.