Overflow
Overflow is an installation of living fish tanks that explores how perspective shapes our understanding of environment, control, and survival. By constructing miniature ecosystems where overgrown plant life overtakes traces of urban infrastructure, I create a world that feels both familiar and disoriented. One where nature and human design exist in uneasy balance.
As viewers observe the fish navigating these enclosed yet self-sustaining environments, the work invites reflection on scale and agency: what appears controlled from the outside is, from within, an entire lived reality. The tanks function as both contained worlds and mirrors of our own, suggesting a future where environmental systems persist beyond human intention. Overflow ultimately asks viewers to reconsider their position, not as distant observers of ecological change, but as participants within it.
Overflow, 2026, PLA, Acrylic, Epoxy, 11 x 7.87 x 13.17 in