Like Water: A Meditation on Impermanence

Omi Lu-Nath

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This project explores the fluidity of existence and the illusion of separateness between humans and nature. Through diptychs, I juxtapose human and organic forms, thinning the boundary between self and world. A rock and a person are not so different; time is the only thing that separates them. Flesh, like stone, weathers and returns to earth. What if we saw ourselves not as separate from nature, but as continuous with it. Shaped by the same forces of time and decay. Where does a person end and a tree begin? Looking at life from a broader perspective, beyond linear time, helps me make sense of loss of people, of places, of the past. The river moves, yet remains. Life changes, yet is always whole.