This ceramic sculpture explores the fertile crossroads of imagined flora and terrestrial shape. A bulbous, coral-pink base, pocked with tiny perforations and roughened like weathered stone or coral, grounds a surreal botanical eruption. Pale green leaves cradle upright yellow stems that end in clusters of delicate blue orbs, reminiscent of berries, blossoms, or microscopic life. Simultaneously organic and manmade, the work plays with scale and fantasy, evoking both underwater life and flowering plant life in a surreal hybrid. The color, vibrant but softened by textural washes, invites close inspection, and the shape provides balance to playfulness with tension.