Withering flowers, wilted, wrinkled, and rapidly fading from existence, constitute the conceptual and visual core of Out of Now. The series meditates on permanence and transience, engaging the dialectics of creation and extinction. 

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Created during the COVID-19 lockdown, the work reflects a period of uncertainty and social disruption. Through the deliberate use of colour, the artist suspends the foreboding immediacy of the present and reimagines these fading flowers as emblems of hope, resilience, and renewal. In doing so, Out of Now, transforms ephemerality into a vision of the future shaped by possibility and continual transformation.

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