An exploration of biomorphism as a form of reciprocity rather than resemblance; an inquiry into how growth, once it takes root in a place, stops being solitary, instead uniforms into a negotiation with its surroundings. At its center is the womb, Mother of all creation, suspended mid-gestation, swelling, peristaltic, pulsing. Its creation authors the landscape, its morphogenetic secretions calcified into geology, the orphic terrain feeding back with mineral and moisture. Each new growth, a working graft of the growth that follows.