This exhibition reflects on the quiet structures that shape how Asian experiences move, remember, and relate to space. Through photography, installation, and painting, the artists trace the overlooked architectures that hold our daily lives that form layered spaces of belonging and cultural continuity.

The two Fridas (Hannah and Lois) by Lois Kim & Hannah Seong
Hannah Seong and Lois Kim’s exhibition explores the architectures of Asian memory and connection. Lois Kim’s beaded curtain honours inherited symbols and domestic thresholds, with Hannah Seong’s painting appropriating The Two Fridas to consider cultural continuity, adaptation, diasporic duality and friendship.

The works explore how objects – both personal and inherited – can anchor and disrupt the narratives we craft about ourselves. Through this, multidimensional realities are constructed where emotions, memory, and the queer experience can be seen, felt, and reimagined. What happens when we look at the past not as something fixed, but as something still unfolding?