C-lective Curator’s Cut:

Root Rot, from the series Impermeable Film, presents a radiant yet unsettled meditation on growth, instability, and the unseen systems that sustain life. A warm ombré of pink dissolves into yellow and orange, creating an inviting surface that contrasts with the complexity beneath. Twisting roots and tendrils spiral inward like a portal, their forms subtly mirrored, suggesting both organic symmetry and a mediated echo. The composition feels intuitive and less overtly structured, yet it remains layered and perceptually dense, as if multiple fragments of place are converging within a single field. Here, flourishing and decay are inseparable, growth shadowed by breakdown, beauty intertwined with vulnerability. In keeping with her broader practice, Root Rot invites reflection on the fragile systems that shape our environments and the delicate tension between collapse and renewal.