Born out of a time of burnout and quiet exhaustion, Apricity began as an act of noticing. Each night on her way home from work, Singapore-based photographer Jamie Png paused to photograph the flowers that few ever saw. Everyone admires flowers in the day, but few notice them at night. In their quiet bloom, she found reflections of herself: wilting, persisting, and slowly coming alive again.

As the same flowers bloomed and fell with the passing days, they became reminders that time moves gently, even through monotony and fatigue. Apricity is a meditation on impermanence and quiet endurance, finding tenderness in the unseen and beauty in what continues to bloom without witness.