‘Life is Still’ presents a delicate yet commanding bouquet of exotic blooms, their intricate petals and lush leaves rendered in vibrant, high-saturation tones. Set against a dramatic, shadowed backdrop, the composition evokes the timeless elegance of a classic still life. And yet—despite its name—this image refuses to sit still.

As the viewer shifts their perspective, the piece begins to subtly transform. Colours shift, hues deepen or brighten, and the entire bouquet seems to breathe with new life. This dynamic interplay invites reflection on the tension between permanence and change. The caption’s reference to a ‘still life’ becomes a playful contradiction—what appears static is, in fact, in constant flux.

The result is a visual paradox: a still life that won’t stay still. A meditation on beauty, motion, and the nature of perception.