Within the framework of ‘When Stones Speak’, this work enacts a visual inversion: the focus shifts from stone to the eternal law of the Φ-spiral. The composition suggests a haunting duality of growth and inescapable entrapment—a hypnotic path turning a prehistoric shell into a universal symbol of cyclic recurrence. It is no longer a geological record, but a psychological archetype of memory and the eternal return. Through this fossilised pulse, the artist explores the predestined patterns of time and the invisible architecture of a world from which one cannot easily step aside or escape.