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T-02 displays various objects that have been manipulated by natural phenomena such as friction, corrosion, rust, discoloration, deformation, and engraving. This table shows various techniques that represent natural elements. Some of these experiments have been applied on a larger scale and placed in a 'temporary' outdoor environment. This allows the viewer to understand how these processes can be translated back into the outside world. This 'split agency,' where both human and non-human actors are recognized as co-creators in the design process, goes beyond collaborating with computer systems. Natural processes and materials are equally active participants in the creation of an object. This concept is crucial for understanding how materials and natural processes influence the final form and function of an artifact.