morsure, An engraving on copper. An enormous pear stands upright in an otherwise empty room, its side opened to reveal a narrow spiral staircase within. The fruit retains a convincing outer shape, with a short stem at the top and a stable base resting on the floor. Inside, the stair winds around a central support and reaches a small landing just beneath the stem. A tiny adult figure stands at the opening, one hand resting on the first railing, preparing to enter. The cut surface is simple and continuous, making the impossible interior feel carefully housed rather than randomly assembled. Light enters the room through a high window outside the visible area, casting one broad shadow from the pear across the floor. Keep the surrounding architecture almost bare, with a single door in the distance establishing ordinary human scale. The composition should be spacious and slightly unsettling, allowing the contrast between familiar fruit and inhabitable structure to remain the only extraordinary idea. Let curiosity arise from the clear invitation of the staircase and the uncertain destination above.