This work contrasts the organic formation of the asteroid Eros, as depicted in NASA's library, with surface structures reminiscent of memory circuits. It symbolizes the clash between nature and the information age. The spatial formations are drawn into the orbit of human culture, where a strange object is observed, explored, and described, thus gaining meaning  and becoming

a topic of discussion. I've always wondered about what lies beyond language,
beyond what can be articulated. Wittgenstein stated that what we cannot talk about, we must pass over in silence. This contrast of forms taps into those ideas.
A stele is an erected memorial stone commemorating a person or event. This stele I made honors my stepfather, whose

research field was natural language processing—the science of understanding and constructing human language models using computers and software
tools.