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ArtistA clock face without numbers (Image #1) is carved onto the round part of the bamboo plant (Image #2). The clock face is a slightly different shade of green compared with the rest of the plant. The hands of the clock are also made of the same colored wood as the rest of the bamboo plant.
A wide-angle, eye-level shot captures a surreal sculpture crafted from a massive bamboo segment inside a dense bamboo forest. The sculpture, resembling a gigantic light green onion or gourd, features a carved clock face on its bulbous body, complete with stylized hour and minute hands. The smooth, pale green surface of the sculpture has subtle wood grain textures and is detailed with etched tick marks for the hours. Its base is anchored by a chaotic web of exposed, spindly roots that spread out over a bed of dry, brown leaves and twigs. The surrounding bamboo forest is a sea of verdant, slender stalks that stretch vertically, creating a repetitive, dense background with soft, diffused daylight filtering through the canopy. The ground is a mix of scattered dry foliage, small green ferns, and the sturdy root structure of the sculpture. The overall color palette is dominated by various shades of green, from the pale hue of the sculpture to the rich emerald of the forest, contrasted by the earthy browns of the roots and fallen leaves.
