In the Flow Series, I explore fluidly interacting streams of experience, time and relationships. Patterns emerge serendipitously and evolve continuously, their interactions creating resonance beyond the individual streams or entities. My vision is fundamentally optimistic, finding fluidity in the cemented and fractured essence of mosaic art.
"Flow 3" takes this exploration to an adjacent space or time, with patterns continuing and playing against each other in the diptych form, and suggesting their continuation beyond the frame.
Flow is the process too, the loss of self in the ongoing moment of creation, as the fractured tessarae, cement and grout lose themselves to the piece.
