The series of sculptures crafted in residency recreates the plasticity of soft materials deformed under the pressure of external force (in this case, a human hand). As a model for future works, the artist chose foam rubber, which is easily malleable but swiftly returns to its previous shape. By reproducing the solidified tension of foam rubber in marble, the artist deprives the material of its resistive force, forcing it to set in a bent, subordinate condition. Foam rubber here acts as a metaphor for the human body, subject to constant violent pressure. What should the force of impact be for the body to stop springing back to its original shape and freeze in the moment?