Inadvertent Forms examines objects and structures shaped without intention, where time, environment, and human presence give rise to unexpected form. Photographed in the American West, these subjects—altered, weathered, or abandoned—are not designed as artworks, yet acquire a sculptural presence through the conditions that shape them. The work considers how authorship becomes ambiguous in these spaces, where form emerges through accumulation rather than intention, and where attention itself becomes the act that defines the object as meaningful.