Memory is a deeply narrative act—constantly constructed, deconstructed, and reshaped over time. Just as a river carries fragments of the past, memory flows, blending reality, emotion, and imagination. In today’s digital age, this once personal and organic process is being transformed.

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Inspired by John Berger’s Ways of Seeing, this exhibition reimagines the act of memory in an era where technology mediates how we remember. Through interactive installations and immersive experiences, The Ways of Seeing Memory invites you to confront the fragility, beauty, and reconstruction of memory at the intersection of humanity and technology.

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Explore the void of forgetting in White/Out and the reconstruction of fragmented memories in Re/Collect. Together, these spaces challenge us to reflect on how memory shapes our identities, inspires creativity, and redefines what it means to remember in a rapidly evolving digital world.

Welcome to an exploration of memory’s essence—fragile, transformative, and deeply human.