Stillness in Flux explores the moment in which opposing emotional states exist simultaneously. Rather than seeing calm and anxiety as separate conditions, this piece examines how they often cohabit in the same psychological space. Within the composition, gestures of control and spontaneity intersect—formal structures are present yet unsettled, restrained yet unresolved.

The visual language vacillates between balance and momentum. There is a tension between precision and fluidity—moments of order are disrupted by loosened, expressive interventions. This dialogue mirrors the lived experience of emotional duality, where peace may exist not in the absence of movement but within it.

The work does not offer a definitive conclusion. Instead, it reflects the ongoing negotiation of opposing forces—the idea that stillness is not static but maintained within motion.