udith Jones’s photographs of fading tulips are inspired by Dutch still-life memento mori paintings. Her work explores themes of love, loss, and the fragility of life in an increasingly precarious and unpredictable world. The artist captures flowers at the precise moment they begin to wilt, drawing attention to the fleeting nature of beauty and subtly hinting at their inevitable decline. At the same time, the images celebrate the richness and vitality that remain in the present moment. Through these delicate studies of transformation, Jones reflects on experiences of grief, remembrance, and human connection, suggesting the invisible bonds of care and community that link people together through both joy and loss.