Kelumpang Burung, native to Southeast Asia’s lowland and hill forests, is known for its striking red pods that split open to reveal glossy black seeds—an irresistible food source for birds, which in turn disperse the tree across the landscape. This sculpture draws on that image of clustered seeds as a sign of abundance, highlighting how a single tree supports entire ecosystems. Kelumpang Burung becomes a reminder of generosity, renewal, and nature’s continual exchange.