'Tanha' is a striking black-and-white piece which embodies the Buddhist concept of craving as the root of suffering. Rising from cracked, barren earth, skeletal hands reach for a broken bowl, symbolizing the insatiable desire that leads to emptiness. The entwined roots and shattered spheres evoke the impermanence and futility of attachment, reflecting the Second Noble Truth. A haunting meditation on the human condition, 'Tanha' invites viewers to confront the cycle of longing and liberation.