This sculpture was made from recycled tires. This material was chosen to symbolize the harshness of the contemporary world, marked by noise, conflict, and wear; the wear and tear of the world from which a new form of serenity will be born.
 Its dark, coiled and tense elements represent the tensions, struggles, and chaotic trajectories of humanity.
 The curved, almost organic shapes, deployed around a central axis, convey a movement of withdrawal and protection.
 In contrast, a blue sphere, with purple highlights, rests at the center of the spiral. It embodies peace—fragile, precious, yet present. The blue refers to the Earth, the sky, and hope. This sphere is protected, almost hidden. Peace cannot be imposed; it must be cultivated and defended.