Flux - (flŭks) fluxus, fluxing,  2014 to present

Latin (late 14c) 1: a continuous moving on or passing by flow; 2: FLOOD a flux of words; 3: INFLUX; 4: CHANGE, FLUCTUATION in a state of flux; 5: the rate of transfer of fluid, particles, or energy across a given surface. Old French- flus means "a flowing, a rolling; a bleeding".

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From Personal Vigilance to Collective Struggle

The concepts driving Flux series are profoundly resonant with the political and social instability so apparent in our world today. While the initial impetus for this work was rooted in my own long-term struggle with serious illness and the constant vigilance required for survival, these individual, visceral issues here now echo a more universal collective suffering. My work posits that the personal, often invisible, defenses we erect against disease and trauma are fundamentally similar to the societal defenses we must now collectively activate to rise against systemic injustices and environmental collapse.

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By translating internal, biographical narratives into layered visual and installation forms, I aim to create a space where private vulnerability becomes a public truth. My ongoing Fluxes series serves as both a reflection on and a catalyst for understanding how we, individually and collectively, adapt and resist in a state of perpetual crisis

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