Twenty-four stone-like tiles reveal intricate three-dimensional surfaces, formed by internal tension between two layers of natural latex rubber. Each layer is stretched in a different direction, and their bonding creates a state of material frustration*. A radial laser cut releases the tension, causing the bonded system to fold, twist, and curl. The resulting surfaces demonstrate precise control over material deformation and exhibit a formal complexity unattainable by any other technology using these materials. The work opens a space for formal exploration, where each tile presents a distinct variation of orchestrated distortion, illustrating the potential for complex design emerging from the material itself—particularly in applications such as architecture and interior design.