“Post mortem” is the Latin expression meaning ‘after death.’ This piece explores themes related to life, death, and transformation. The tree, representing nature and our connection to the earth, is embedded in transparent silicone inside a glass case, suggesting a fusion between the organic and the artificial, between life and the attempt to render it immortal. The preservation of the tree in an apparently unaltered state evokes questions about time, the fragility of life, and our pursuit of permanence.

Post Mortem invites reflection on processes of transformation and encourages us to consider how preservation can alter our perception of time and existence. It also expresses a tension surrounding the struggle for dominance between humanity and nature.