A suspended sculpture formed from hand-shaped salvaged tree bark and reflective material, Shivelight embodies cycles of decay and renewal. The title refers to the old word meaning the shafts of light that filter through trees — a fleeting phenomenon made tangible through bark fragments carrying memory of growth and loss, 

interlaced with reflective surfaces that catch and transform light. A fragile vertical presence, it gathers and releases illumination, inviting stillness and an awareness of what is often overlooked: the invisible, the possible, the quietly luminous.