“Again see you not that even stones are conquered by time, that high towers fall and rocks moulder away, that shrines and idols of gods are worn down with decay, and that holy divinity cannot prolong the bounds of fate or struggle against the fixed laws of nature?”
[Lucretius, On the Nature of Things]

The three-dimensional structure depicted in "Field Decay" is intricate, composed of a series of interconnected geometric elements. The red circles emerge from within the structure, creating a vivid contrast to the black and white structure. These circles can be interpreted as focal points, calling the viewer's attention and creating a sense of surprise and discovery.
The distorted perspective of the work suggests a sense of movement and change, as if the structure is undergoing continuous transformation or decay. This perspective can also represent a distorted view of reality, questioning the perception and interpretation of the surrounding world.