This motion study explores elasticity, weight, and deformation through a soft, reactive form. The object responds to internal and external forces, stretching and compressing in a way that emphasises material behaviour and movement rather than realism.

The focus is on timing, secondary motion, and visual rhythm, allowing the form to feel alive and responsive. Subtle changes in shape and motion create a tactile quality, blurring the line between solid structure and fluid motion.

This project investigates how simple geometry can communicate physical sensation and emotion through motion alone.