Four vases woven from roots stand within a garden that transforms into a table. This table does not set objects; it sets time, growth, attention, and memory. The root-textile vases are not mere vessels, but living meshes shaped by the rhythm of nature. The garden—as a table—welcomes and sustains them, just as memory holds preserved moments. 

The gesture of approach is slow and sensitive—the hand gently touches the surface of the vessel. It is this presence that evokes the celebratory tables of Erzsébet Katona Szabó, while reimagining nature’s translucent, material celebration. The plant-textile does not decorate, it breathes—weaving itself through time, simultaneously fragile and steadfast.