This pedestal sculpture is distinguished by its daring exploration of organic and geometric forms. The circular disc, carefully carved from raw oak, has a series of concentric grooves that evoke both movement and tranquility. This piece plays with the contrasts of textures and tones, accentuating each curve and trough with impressive precision. The irregular, partially eroded edges add a temporal dimension, suggesting an ancient and mysterious story. The work attracts the eye with its perfect balance between robustness and delicacy, offering a reflection on the passage of time and the erosion of forms. A tribute to the intrinsic beauty of natural patterns, this sculpture opens a dialogue between static and dynamic, natural and shaped.