In 'The Wheel of Time,' the tire is turned into a circular shape that evokes the endless cycle of time. Its weaving suggests an act of repair, a patient reconstruction. At the heart of this structure is a sculpted, polished slate. The holes and wear marks become signs, traces of the passage of time, balancing between resistance and adaptation. The work plays with rigidity and flexibility, memory and transformation, in a cycle of rebirth where each material tells its own story of change.