Flux

Change is the only constant, the current that carries us from one moment to the next. To resist it is to cling to stillness in a moving stream; to embrace it is to discover flow, renewal, and possibility. Flux explores this truth — that transformation is not disruption, but the natural rhythm of life itself.

The work centres on a luminous turquoise field, achieved through layers of dyed resin: blues that recall water in perpetual motion, and green that signifies growth, decay, and rebirth in endless succession. As these layers merge optically, the surface appears alive - a shifting, liquid depth that never settles, echoing the ceaseless movement of change.

Reflected in the mirrored ground, the viewer finds themselves immersed in this flow, their own image dissolved and reformed within the turquoise light. In this way, Flux becomes both mirror and metaphor: we are shaped and reshaped by change, yet within that constant motion lies continuity - the thread of our becoming.

Flux reminds us that change is not to be feared. It is life’s only permanence, carrying us forward into who we are yet to be.