Flux Disability

In Flux Disability, I depict a form that pulses within space, shifting from one bodily structure to another. It begins explosively, fragmented into countless particles, each a burst of energy battling the surrounding darkness. As it evolves, this shape condenses, weaving through space like a knot of tendrils that twist and morph into a new form. Along the way, it loses strength, entering a cooling phase, eventually, it determines itself as it nears its end..

Surrounding this central shape, amorphous forces fill the negative space, each a testament to the coexistence of varied energies. We exist in a world where all matter is in constant transformation, an endless cycle in which energy circulates, reshaping itself. Through these cycles, regeneration emerges, creating new beginnings from remnants in an unceasing loop.

The work unfolds in three distinct phases necessary for a soul to heal. Together, these phases represent a cycle of transformation and renewal, symbolizing a journey that must be completed. This cyclical progression leads the artist toward a deeper understanding and fulfillment of the work’s purpose.

As I created this piece for my thesis, I sought to transfer my own energy into the work, defining the form and its boundaries, imbuing it with movement and direction. I wanted to capture the pulse that drives it through space, forcing it to confront invisible yet undeniable barriers—barriers as potent and intangible as gravity or radiation, which we cannot see but can feel shaping our experience.