The Image Is Not Fixed
These images shift with the viewer—what appears stable dissolves, and form emerges only through perception.
The same structure produces different identities depending on how it is seen—what appears fixed is shaped entirely by perception.
The Image Is Not Fixed explores how perception shapes what we see.
Using mirrored rock formations, each image shifts between identities depending on orientation—figures emerge, dissolve, and reappear as something entirely different. What feels recognizable in one moment becomes unfamiliar in the next.
The work invites the viewer to question whether meaning exists in the image itself, or in the way it is seen.
Forms reminiscent of human, mythological, and unknown figures emerge—never fixed, always shifting.
~ made by priscilla