This work presents the beginning of a new series titled Input. The works are based on visual structures found in nature, such as beehives, where growth follows functional rules while being constrained by a surrounding form. This initial constraint becomes the first input.

A second input is introduced through the human hand: an intuitive stroke that disrupts and redirects the system. From the interaction between rule-based growth and human intervention, organic forms emerge that suggest movement, function, and tension. The resulting works balance control and intuition, reflecting how natural and artificial systems continuously shape one another.