This exhibition brings together diverse practices that challenge the traditional boundaries of photography.

Exploring the dynamic intersection of photography, sculpture, and installation, these works ask viewers to encounter photography as something to be experienced with the body as much as the eye. Here, photography transcends the flat surface, emerging as a spatial, tactile, and conceptual practice.

By engaging with inventive materials including paper, wood, film, resin, plastic, metal, and found objects, the artists blur the lines between disciplines, transforming the photograph into sculpture, the image into an object, and the wall into space.

In rethinking what a photograph can be, this exhibition invites audiences to see and navigate photographic works in bold new ways.