The world as we meet it
This exhibition gathers emerging artists at the edge of the present moment, where life feels unresolved, and the environment is in flux. It is a record of encounters between bodies and borders, memory and momentum, solitude and shared unrest. These works arise from living inside complexity rather than observing it from a distance. The explorations include a response to the contemporary world that churns, identities shift, histories overlap, and technologies blur the intimate and the public. The artists respond not with neat conclusions, but with fragments and gestures. More often leaving the viewers with questions than answers. Images in the works fracture, reassemble, and contradict. A sense of belonging sits adjacent to alienation. Yet there is hope and resilience.
A common thread binding the various practices is the rawness of the emotions expressed, all drawn from lived or immediate personal lives. Socio-cultural forces make each work a site of reckoning, where individual experience collides with collective history, and meaning is negotiated rather than declared.
The world as we meet it invites viewers to stand inside uncertainty, to recognize themselves in unfinished forms.
