This exhibition invites viewers on a journey of self-exploration that traverses both time and space. The five artists use images as vehicles for spiritual migration, attempting to reveal resilient forms of existence within the fluid and alienating landscapes of change. The nomadic subject has no fixed coordinates; in the ceaseless movement of the body and the constant breaking of boundaries, the subject must confront vulnerability and clarify its authentic self. The exhibition seeks to explore the question of “how to be in the world”: how can individuals, through artistic practice, find orientation and affirm their existence amid alienating internal and external terrains?

“On this desperate land returned to its primordial innocence, he, the traveler lost in an ancient world, rediscovered his connections.” From the symbol of the Sun God to the ghosts of hidden memories, from inner seekers to shifting terrains, the five artists reassemble memories in the gaps between history and the present, reconstructing narratives where nature and civilization converge. The “self” is shaped, tested, and deepened through encounters with different cultural symbols, others, and predicaments, within this nomadic journey of interwoven inner and outer worlds.