Drawing inspiration from the emotions we experience while scrolling through social media, "The Grass Is Greener" captures the sense of comparison and longing that often arises as we measure our lives up against those of others in a detached context. The shifting phases of the piece suggest the fleeting nature of these emotions, as we constantly divert our attention from one image or post to the next.
Through its spellbinding visual display, The piece invites us to reflect on the impact of social media on our psyche and to consider the ways in which we can cultivate greater contentment and appreciation for the present moment. The mesmerizing animation takes the form of a phyllotaxis, revealing portions of the entire geometry at a time, but withholding a full view of the shape. Against a dominant yellowish background, the piece is rendered in a monochromatic color scheme of varying shades of yellow, white, and darkish brownish-yellow.