Liminal Resonance presents an interdisciplinary exhibition of memory, place, and the fluidity of the human experience through the lens of contemporary artists. Drawing upon theoretical frameworks from cultural memory studies, poststructuralism, and cultural geography, this curated showcase delves into the dynamic interplay between memory and the ever-shifting contours of place, inviting viewers to contemplate the enduring resonance of the past within the ephemeral landscapes of the present.
Featuring six artists whose diverse practices offer nuanced reflections on memory’s materiality, its transmission across generations, and its spectral presence within the built and natural environment. These artists grapple with a number of theoretical frameworks such as postmemory, hauntology, and topophilia, enriching our understanding of memory's multifaceted role in shaping individual and collective identities.
As viewers traverse the corridors of Liminal Resonance, they are invited to engage with the transcendent power of memory to transcend the boundaries of time and space, weaving a tapestry of stories that resonate with the echoes of eternity. Through a rigorous interrogation of memory's materiality, transmission, and spectral presence within our environments, these artists present a compelling meditation on the enduring resonance of the past within the ephemeral landscapes of the present.
Featuring: Chidinma Dureke, Alfonso Fernandez, Perla Krauze, Osamu James Nakagawa, Judith Pratt, and Camilla Franco Ribeiro Gomide.
