Bella Easton’s work explores memory, perception and the passage of time. Her layered processes combine painting, printmaking and textiles in unconventional ways. She uses recycled and repurposed materials to create immersive, atmospherically lit compositions that respond to architectural space and material history – reflecting on fragility, presence, absence and the shifting boundaries between interior and exterior space. Here, patterns unfold like echoes or afterimages, where visibility is partial and coherence gently unsettled. Flock, Flee, Floral Fields is an installation composed of two layers, with mirrored repetition forming a fractured dual surface and the viewer moving between them. The work reflects on migratory behaviour, environmental fragility and the instability of fixed structures.