Formless Divine takes shape around the thought Aham Brahmasmi - I am the Universe - where the distinction between within and without begins to dissolve. The central figure carries the cosmos inside its own contours, holding the macroscopic and microscopic as mirrored realities. What appears as the body becomes a field in which innumerable smaller figures gather, suggesting the world within the self, endlessly circulating as energy. The surface of copper, treated with an antique finish, absorbs light into its depths, allowing the figure to feel both ancient and immediate. Embedded at the chest, the crystal of the Srivatsa functions as a concentrated point of awareness - the highest form of knowledge - through which light pulses outward. This subtle radiance moves across the body like a rhythm, evoking spacetime as something lived rather than measured. Here, the universe is sensed as vibration and wave, momentarily taking form before dissolving again. The body does not stand apart from this movement; it participates in it. The figure becomes a site where energy gathers, disperses, and returns - holding the ephemeral beauty of existence as a continuous flow beyond fixed form, beyond the limits of space and time.