The Interior II.

Here, the interior is not fixed, but shaped by memory, perception, and lived experience.

Across the exhibition, rooms dissolve into fragments, surfaces hold traces of gesture, and light becomes a structuring force, revealing as much as it conceals. The works move between intimacy and distance, where the familiar is unsettled and re-formed through each artist’s distinct approach.

As a continuation of the first iteration, The Interior II extends this dialogue, drawing connections across practices while allowing each to remain singular. What emerges is a quiet tension between presence and absence, where the interior is not simply depicted, but continuously reimagined.