SELATRI is the calibrating organism of the Sangkalan triad — the insect whose pollination cycles introduce rhythmic regularity into the ecosystem. Where Ta’Lur compresses environmental conditions into a single sap event, and Zauran carries those signals forward across generations, Selatri performs the quieter work of reconciliation: sensing divergence, adjusting routes, holding the system in coherence without centralising authority. Its function within the Sangkalan ecology mirrors what distributed systems theory calls consensus — an emergent agreement reached across many nodes, none of which holds final say.

The sculpture renders this through a bifurcated body and looping internal motifs — forms that suggest a body organised around reception rather than display. Hanging talismanic amulets accompany the work as Sangkalan cultural artifacts, proposing that ornament and ritual are not separate from the system but continuous with it: computation expressed through the body, worn rather than inscribed.