Six ghostly figurative forms cast in dark bronze emerge as an enigmatic ensemble, their amorphous, draped silhouettes evoking a haunting presence between the human and the spectral. Schütte's tactile manipulation of the material gives each figure a rough, expressive surface that emphasizes their otherworldly character while retaining an intimate, handcrafted quality. Together, the six spirits occupy space as a collective apparition, inviting meditation on memory, mortality, and the uncanny persistence of the human form.