"Pleasure in the Confusion of Boundaries” explores the entanglement of ecological and industrial systems. Constructed from steel pipe and electroformed copper forms, it merges the language of plumbing, roots and organs—suggesting both biological and built infrastructures. By positioning industrial materials within a language of organic growth, I invite the viewer to ponder how nature and human intervention co-exist, overlap and evolve together. Over time, the copper’s patination reflects mutual transformation, imagining a future where mechanical and organic systems coexist and regenerate together.