Flux

Flux brings together glass and metal works that explore the slippage between the residue of memory and the desire for transformation. Combining photographic imagery, print media, and sculptural glass processes, the artist creates layered surfaces in which images appear as though formed from within the material.

Responsive to light, scale, and movement, the works unfold as immersive visual encounters that invite sustained looking. Figures and forms surface through translucent planes and textured material, suggesting the fragility of memory and the shifting boundaries between the internal world of thought and feeling and the external world of experience.

Through a distinctive process of embedding, melting, and carving imagery into glass and metal, the artist transforms photographic language into objects of physical depth and presence. The exhibition positions glass not simply as a medium of transparency, but as a site of complexity, tension, and poetic ambiguity.