In the "Clavium 6 Constructs: Tiatohunaco Series," the work explores the poetic tension between organic formation and architectural intent. Inspired by the imagined mineral Clavium—growing in precise, geometric clusters—this piece symbolizes the convergence of natural forces and human ingenuity. Reflective, prismatic surfaces interact with raw, metallic forms, inviting contemplation of the delicate balance between chaos and order, growth and construction. Architecture here transcends mere function, becoming a meditative process where materiality and light coalesce, evoking the alien yet familiar landscapes of both the cosmos and the mind.