This work reflects a moment that fundamentally shifted the way I understand my role as a maker. It arose from questioning what it means to continue producing objects in a world already saturated with things, and how an artistic practice might exist without simply sustaining patterns of overconsumption and environmental carelessness. Eco-anxiety is part of my daily reality and shapes my decisions. Through this piece, I wanted to convey the tension of living within this uniquely contemporary condition: how these issues disturb the contemplative sands of my mind, and how I yearn to play with the freedom and unknowing of a child.