Fluor (2), 2025

Fluor explores fragile matter as an expressive and conceptual medium. Evoking pollen, dust, and the radiance of fluorescence, the works suggest the subtle yet essential processes through which life unfolds, expands, and sustains itself. Here, luminosity is not decorative but structural, emerging as a sign of vitality, exposure, and transformation.

Through delicate marks and suspended fields of colour, the series foregrounds the material conditions of existence. Ephemeral substances become carriers of intensity, tracing gestures that hover between appearance and disappearance. The compositions propose an ecology of the minute, where what is almost invisible becomes central.

Fluor reflects on interdependence as a lived condition. It reveals how the smallest particles, movements, and residues can articulate larger cycles of growth, connection, and meaning.