“Leather” embodies the paradox of texture and perception, where the solidity of epoxy resin is sculpted into fluid, organic folds. The deep black matte surface absorbs light, emphasizing the interplay of shadow and depth, evoking the softness of fabric while remaining rigid and unyielding. This tension between material and illusion challenges sensory expectations, blurring the line between what is seen and what is felt. With its restrained elegance and tactile ambiguity, the piece invites contemplation on form, presence, and the unseen forces shaping our experience of touch and space.