In the depths where life sways with the sea currents, corals weave intricate formations, embracing their world and other worlds around them with ease and balance.

Heavy air floats around them; their new, vast space, suffocates them.

Home is more than a place, it's a sanctuary where memories are freely formed, and a haven where safety and warmth indulge into ourselves. Oh, how delicate life was in the cradle of their homes.

Their yearn elevates for the currents that once whispered secrets through their branches.

What is a haven if it no longer accompanies the sea? What does adaptation mean if it was forced?

Stuck in their obscure sanctuaries, longing for what was taken from them, and here they are, mere decorations pleasing our eyes day and night.

Will they remain as they are? Or will the displacement change them irreparably?

"In the Depths of Obscure Sanctuaries" is a speculation on this displacement and its effects in replacing real life with falsity, and the unspoken experiences of those who have been torn from the place to which they belong.