Concept
Flow+er is a digital installation exploring themes of flow and impermanence through the evocative language of natural elements. Drawing on principles of biophilic design, the work is a symphony of words, sound, and moving imagery to create an immersive environment that invites contemplation, presence, and a renewed sense of connection between the self and the natural world.
The title, Flow+er, evokes both the flower and the act of flowing—continuous movement embodied by rivers, growth, and cycles of change. Through the poetic interplay of water, botanical forms, and motion, the installation reflects on beauty as a fundamental human experience: one that continues to inspire wonder despite the passage of time
Nature
A mature gaze reveals the ephemeral quality of experience. Impermanence permeates all existence: in nature, nothing endures unchanged, and transformation becomes the very essence of life.
"Nature is inherently alive, though we often perceive it as static. This work seeks to restore a sense of movement to one of nature’s most emblematic static forms: the flower. Iridescent living flowers even if in dissolution, even if deprived of the form to which we are accustomed, their essence always remains the original one and generates new visual experiences.”
