Three circulating volumes held within a single continuous field.

Enclosed Motion IV develops through broad trajectories that expand, tighten and return around two concentrated openings. Each volume remains distinct, yet all three emerge from the same underlying movement.

The lower form provides weight and containment, while the upper folds introduce a tighter register of circulation. Fine line density builds depth across the structure, and subtle concentrations around the apertures mark the points where movement is gathered and redirected.

The work becomes coherent when these separate volumes begin to behave as one internally connected system.