A small domestic moment, framed as a quiet study of use, wear, and the traces left behind. This ongoing series isolates everyday objects at the point where they shift from functional to discarded, catching them in a state of transition—creased, emptied, but still holding shape, colour, and a hint of narrative. What remains is not the product, but the evidence of it: a tube of tomato paste wrinkled into sculptural form, lit like an artefact rather than trash. The images explore how familiarity turns strange when attention is redirected, and how the most ordinary objects can carry a sense of finality, humour, and unintended beauty.