Lava refers to the global eruptions not only of volcanoes, but also of wars and civil unrest. It speaks to the uncertainty of our times by tricking our perception: The seemingly solid and heavy work is actually light and fragile. It is reminiscent of the growths on tree bark as well as the earth’s crust, which is formed by magnetic rock. It speaks of the permeability of things, of the fluidity that burns under our feet and in our veins. Imagine the sound of a small fire burning... crackling... take that crackle and focus on it for a moment... The sound of a crocheted VHS tape is similar to the sound of a small fire or hearth. It is this sound, along with the repetition of the gesture of crocheting, that is not only soothing, but also an invitation to listen more attentively to the world.