"Wonky Tower" reflects an ongoing exploration of communication, imperfection, and resilience. Built from bent and twisted aluminum, the structure rises upward with a playful, uneven logic-leaning, shifting, and adapting as it reaches. The tower, a familiar symbol of transmission and connection, becomes here a metaphor for the imperfect ways we attempt to reach one another. Rather than striving for precision or symmetry, I embrace imbalance and irregularity as evidence of process and adaptation. Each angle, dent, and curve records a moment of negotiation between material and intention. In "Wonky Tower," strength is found not in rigidity or control, but in the ability to bend, to respond, and to continue reaching. The sculpture invites viewers to consider the beauty of instability-the way things, and people, hold together through change.