In ‘Now’, Chrissy Lush stages photographs in domestic and suburban spaces where moments of composure begin to shift. Each image centers on a disruption: firecrackers erupt in a driveway, car headlights illuminate a dance in a darkened room and an arm reaches through a bedroom window to present a cassette tape. Lush focuses on small changes in posture and gesture, isolating the instant when control falters within otherwise familiar environments. Her work considers how these brief disturbances alter both the figure and the space, leaving their implications unresolved.