Rebirth, endurance, transformation—a cycle unfolding through material, memory, and inherited meaning, the exhibition ‘Renewal’ reflects on the quiet yet powerful act of becoming again. What begins as a fracture or a fading gesture finds new momentum, revealing how life continually reshapes itself through the traces it leaves behind. Drawing on the presence of centuries-old artefacts, layered histories, and a subtle spiritual resonance, Renewal traces how new life forms through reconstruction and reinterpretation.

Building on earlier explorations of inner worlds and ephemerality, the exhibition turns toward emergence and the steady, deliberate act of becoming. Several works carry the presence of centuries-old devotional objects and stories, their histories woven directly into the artworks. These enduring fragments introduce a sense of resonance and continuity, grounding contemporary practice in layers of inherited meaning and reminding us that renewal often begins with what survives.

“The miracle that saves the world… is the fact of natality.” — Hannah Arendt, The Human Condition (1958)