Sank is a sculpture composed of two elements assembled into a single form. Made from metal sheet and layered with acrylic, oil, and resin, the work measures 300 × 215 × 22 cm.

Conceived as an archaeological object — once submerged and later brought back to the surface — Sank explores time, memory, and movement through material transformation. Its surfaces hold traces of erosion, sediment, and layered pigment, suggesting a relic that carries the weight of lived experience and accumulated history.