With a storm looming, a family’s life unfolds at breakneck pace. The crises and joys of the day-to-day happen in a blur, or sometimes unspool slowly. Time flies, yet our elastic memories stretch and compress that time. One minute a daughter’s blowing out six candles on a birthday cake, and in the next she’s moving out. With deft, dark humour, Chris Hinton plays with the speed of life. Like life itself, Flux is packed with more than you can absorb at first, and as vivid as a Miro painting.