Presenting a contemporary artwork that shows a close-up image of an eye set directly onto weathered wooden planks. The natural grain, cracks and joins of the wood remain clearly visible and interact with the image, giving it a worn, tactile quality. The eye appears partially faded, as if emerging from the surface rather than sitting on top of it. This combination of image and material encourages viewers to think about looking, memory and how images change over time through exposure and use.