The work investigates our symbiotic relationship with technology and its exponential growth, illustrating how this bond enhances our capacity to depict nature in a synthetic, inorganic manner. The hyper-dense level of detail within the piece symbolizes the intricately frenzied pace of modern life, a stark contrast to the serene, timeless essence traditionally captured in still life paintings of vases filled with flowers.

By transforming the classic still life into a kinetic, ever-changing visual experience, "EXPONENTIAL GROWTH" reflects the paradox of our times: life today is anything but still. This artwork serves as a commentary on the juxtaposition of the static beauty of historical still life art and the current, frenetic speed of technological progress and daily life. Through this piece, I aim to highlight the tension between the tranquil, unchanging past and the ceaselessly evolving present, inviting viewers to contemplate the implications of this dynamic interplay on our perception of how technology might cause nature to evolve.