Performance

An activation of Ghost of Today and Tomorrow, threading sound and light to register memory as vibration. Alamoudi stages the friction where the ancestral meets the contemporary, showing that growth is never only about the new: old voices germinate in the present, seeding future returns.

Presented by Art & Ideas – an Initiative by the Saudi Visual Arts Commission

Performance

Working with the Ravi Bachao Tehreek and local communities, Abuzar Madhu highlights the ecological crises affecting the River Ravi, contrasting them with the river’s long-standing cultural and spiritual significance. Partitioned Waters invites audiences to witness the river’s wounds and offer their blessings, reflecting the deep connections between humans and more-than-human entities.

Presented by Lahore Biennale Foundation with the support of the Embassy of France in Pakistan and Pakistan International Airlines

Jury:
Takesada Matsutani – Artist
Kate Van Houten – Artist
Nathanaëlle Herbelin – 2019 Laureate
Jean-Philippe Bourgeno – Collector, Publisher
Tom Laurent – Art Critic
Finalists artists:
Liang Fu (Nicodim gallery)
Daiga Grantina (Emalin gallery)
Séquoia Scavullo (sans titre gallery)
Natsuko Uchino (Sorry We’re Closed gallery)

Performance

A performative installation weaving together poetry and video to evoke the quiet majesty of the moon. Structured around poems unfolding with the lunar rise and palm tree cycles, the work honors the night as a space of reflection and poetic expression.

Presented by the French Agency for AlUla Development (AFALULA) and Arts AlUla

Conversation

The session will expand on the thematic directions of Colomboscope, Rhythm Alliances, with Hajra Haider Karrar, followed by a conversation with Basir Mahmood on his practice.

Speakers
Hajra Haider Karrar, the Guest Curator of Colomboscope 2026
Basir Mahmood, Artist

Performance

Lee Hyun Joung conceived a performance that extends beyond her individual paintings to create a shared space connecting the works. Orbi becomes an immersive experience, where the viewer participates in a living constellation and a shared dialogue.

The performance takes place at the Galerie Louis & Sack stand booth

Conversation

This panel explores the vibrant inter-Asian dialogues that reflect this shift, focusing on initiatives bridging West and East Asia—particularly those connecting the Gulf and East Asia.

Speakers
Jay Junghee Kim, Artistic Director, Curator, Founder/Director PUSH TO ENTER
Mizuho Yamazaki, Independent Researcher, Curator
Arnaud Morand, Independent Curator, Member of Asia Now 2025 Curatorial Collective, Head of Arts AFALULA
Han Mengyun, Artist

Moderator
Sophie Mayuko Arni, Independent Curator, Founding Editor of Global Art Daily

Performance

Exploring memory, touch, and ritual, the artists turn the preparation and shaping of dough into a poetic and culinary gesture. By creating and sharing hand-shaped savory and sweet recipes, rich with personal and cultural references, they invite the audience to engage sensorially, holding, tasting, and experiencing the material and text together

Presented by Lahore Biennale Foundation with the support of the Embassy of France in Pakistan and Pakistan International Airlines

Conversation

Speakers
Annette Johansen, Director of  the Thorvaldsen Museum
Bharti Kher, Artist, represented by Perrotin, Hauser & Wirth and Nature Morte

Moderator
Kathy Alliou, Curator

Performance

A performative installation weaving together poetry and video to evoke the quiet majesty of the moon. Structured around poems unfolding with the lunar rise and palm tree cycles, the work honors the night as a space of reflection and poetic expression.

Presented by the French Agency for AlUla Development (AFALULA) and Arts AlUla

Conversation

A conversation on hybrid art ecosystems across West and East Asia, where visual art intersects with performance, craft, research, and archives in public space. The panel looks at how cross-sector models—spanning public/private, commercial/non-commercial, and institutional/vernacular—respond to layered histories and emerging publics, favoring adaptability and long-term impact over spectacle.

Speakers
Vittoria Matarese, Independent Curator, Artistic Director, Riyadh Art Week
John Tain, Curator, Lahore Biennale
Anissa Touati, Curator, Visiting Scholar at Brown University and Co-curator of the Biennale BCK in Greece

Moderator
Arnaud Morand, Independent Curator and Head of Arts at Afalula

Performance

An activation of Ghost of Today and Tomorrow, threading sound and light to register memory as vibration. Alamoudi stages the friction where the ancestral meets the contemporary, showing that growth is never only about the new: old voices germinate in the present, seeding future returns.

Presented by Art & Ideas – an Initiative by the Saudi Visual Arts Commission

Cinema NOW

Join us for a special screening of films from global video platform NOWNESS, profiling and led by creative talents from across Asia and its global diaspora. Meet visual artists, photographers, video game designers, musicians, drag artists, fashion designers, angels, demons, and people on the street in a visual exploration of legend, contemporary culture, behind-the-scenes realness, and unbridled imagination.
NOWNESS is a global video curation and film production platform presenting the best of arts and culture. Since 2010, Nowness’ unique programming strategy has established it as the go-to source of inspiration and influence across art, design, fashion, beauty, music, dance, food, and travel. We share engaging, sensorial stories designed to provoke inspiration and debate.

Jess Kohl, Photographers in Focus: Yushi Li, 2020
Dan Zhao, NOWNESS China: One Day Someday, 2023 (featuring Leah Dou)
James J Robinson, Video Art Visions: On Golden Days, 2023
Khanh Nguyen & Lam Dao Dao, 0s, 2024 (featuring Antiart)
Kathleen Malay, Anatomy of an Artist: Natasha Tontey, 2024 (featuring Natasha Tontey, commissioned by Audemars Piguet Contemporary)
Linda Brownlee, Simone Rocha Hong Kong Dress, 2015 (featuring Simone Rocha)
Kitty Yeung, Private View: Joshua Serafin, 2025
Haonan, NOWNESS Experiments: Intermission, 2025
Andrew Thomas Huang, Kiss of the Rabbit God, 2019
Roni Shao, Frontiers, 2019

Fun Fair / Atelier Enfants

Artist Arda Asena will lead a one-hour workshop for children, during which participants will create soft sculptures from tights, transforming them into colorful and expressive forms.
Inspired by their practice—combining textile sculpture, intuitive gestures, and an exploration of the body as a sensitive landscape—the workshop invites children to give new life to familiar, forgotten objects, reflecting on softness, repair, and shared creativity.
Through this playful yet introspective approach, Arda Asena turns flexible materials into spaces of emotion, memory, and connection, showing how even the most ordinary fabrics can carry stories of care and transformation.

Curated by Thanks for Nothing

Conversation

Organized by the Musée Cernuschi in summer 2025, The Future of Forms revisits the pioneering 1950 exhibition that first introduced contemporary Japanese ceramics to France.
This conversation with artist Yoshimi Futamura explores her personal journey, the evolving dialogue between ceramic artists and museums, and the place of Japanese ceramics in France today.

Speakers
Pierre Gautier, Responsable des collections japonaises, Musée Cernuschi
Yoshimi Futamura, Artiste

Conversation

As South Asia’s art scene continues to evolve beyond its borders, a new generation of artists, curators, and cultural practitioners are reshaping how the region is seen and understood. In this conversation, curator Sofia Lanusse, artist Sajid Wajid Shaikh, and Sahil Arora, founder of Method (India), explore the shifting terrain of contemporary art across the subcontinent. Together, they discuss the ecosystems that nurture emerging practices, the networks that bridge local and global contexts, and the urgency of building spaces for experimentation and dialogue within and beyond South Asia.

Speakers
Sahil Arora, Founder & Curator, Method
Sajid Wahid Shaikh, Artist (India)

Moderator
Sofia Lanusse, Curator

Performance

Nissansala will be performing a new iteration of her ongoing research, This Land is Not Mine, Mother, recalling queering cosmic lineages of healing, encounter, and transgression. 

Presented by Colomboscope

Performance

Working with the Ravi Bachao Tehreek and local communities, Abuzar Madhu highlights the ecological crises affecting the River Ravi, contrasting them with the river’s long-standing cultural and spiritual significance. Partitioned Waters invites audiences to witness the river’s wounds and offer their blessings, reflecting the deep connections between humans and more-than-human entities.

Presented by Lahore Biennale Foundation with the support of the Embassy of France in Pakistan and Pakistan International Airlines

Conversation

Speakers
Nav Haq, Senior Curator at M HKA – Museum of Contemporary Art Antwerp
Jamilya Nurkalieva, Director, Tselinny Center of Contemporary Culture

Curator’s Tour

Performance

In one performance entitled Healing Tree, Hiromi will use a form of meditative, restrained movement reminiscent of butoh dance practice to express calligraphic forms that echo the words in the installation. Draped in multiple layers of kimono, she will use gestures to evoke ‘air paintings’ of the words in the exhibition.

Presented by Cuturi Gallery

Conversation

This panel brings together art professionals and cultural practitioners from or working in Kazakhstan to explore current developments shaping the country’s artistic landscape through the lens of gender.

Speakers
Aïda Adilbek, Multidisciplinary Artist and Curator, based in Almaty, Kazakhstan
Inga Lāce, Chief Curator, Almaty Museum of Arts, Kazakhstan
Jamilya Nurkalieva, Director, Tselinny Center of Contemporary Culture
Dilda Ramazan, Independent Curator, based in Paris, France

Moderators
Carolina Hernández Muñoz, International Networks Manager, AWARE: Archive of Women Artists, Research & Exhibitions
Matylda Taszycka, Head of Research Programs, AWARE: Archive of Women Artists, Research & Exhibitions

*This title comes from artist Saule Souleimenova’s 2019 eponymous work.

Performance

Threaded Whole installation / performance voices different memories and lives. It goes beyond a simple cut; it embodies a dormant gesture of the reality we are part of. Yet, by pushing the limits, it reveals how obvious what we are watching truly is. 

Curator’s Tour

Performance

An activation of Ghost of Today and Tomorrow, threading sound and light to register memory as vibration. Alamoudi stages the friction where the ancestral meets the contemporary, showing that growth is never only about the new: old voices germinate in the present, seeding future returns.

Presented by Art & Ideas – an Initiative by the Saudi Visual Arts Commission

Cinema NOW

Change often carries within it the seeds of growth. Whether it unfolds on an intimate scale—such as moving to a new home—or on a vast one—like crossing borders, redefining identity, or reconstructing social belonging—every transformation reshapes us. Growth may come by choice or under the weight of circumstance, but even through struggle, change opens the possibility of renewal.
The artists in this project explore change as both rupture and potential. Their works trace experiences of displacement, transformation, and the fragile in-betweens of belonging. Mina Bozorgmehr and Hadi Kamali Moghaddam reimagine the city through playful journeys among its people, while Parisa Aminolahi’s film lingers in the ambiguity of searching for a place to call home.
Elsewhere, the lens turns inward: Siavash Naghshbandi, Arash Fayez, Sogol and Joubeen offer intimate portrayals of personal transitions, while Mina Keshavarz, Elahe Esmaili, Pegah Keshmirshekan, Pooya Abbasian, and Sara Rajaei situate these narratives at the intersection of the personal and the collective. Pooya Razi confronts the charged moment of departure, and Azin Feizabadi evokes the abstract suspension of being “between here and there.” In Chupan Atashi’s piece (performing by Saman Mahdavi), ritual becomes a way of touching the wound to heal—an oscillation between pain and pleasure that embodies the paradox of growth.
Together, these works map not only the shifts of geography, identity, and memory, but also the inner landscapes reshaped by change. They suggest that growth is less a destination than a continuous negotiation: an act of re-rooting, re-imagining, and redefining what it means to move, to belong, and to begin again. 

Films:
Pooya Razi (Iran/Uk) / Not Being / 9”
Pooya Abbasian (Iran/France) / Maltournée / 24”
Azin Feizabadi (Iran/Germany) / In Transit / 24”
Elahe Esmaili (Iran/Uk) / A Move / 26”
Parisa Aminollahi (Iran/Netherlands), A Place to Call Home / 10”
Siavash Naghshbandi (Iran) / Dissociative Amnesia / 6”
Mina Keshavarz (Iran/France) / Phobos / 15”
Sara Rajaei (Iran/Netherlands) / City of Poets / 21’22”
Sogol & Joubeen (Iran/France) / Slowly, We Drift Apart, 11’58”
Arash Fayez (Iran/Spain) / Yek Video-ye Bedoun-e Onvan), 5’40”

Performance

This piece is a ritualistic/spiritual audio-visual landscape – a live performance that weaves experimental sound and immersive visuals into a unified experience, carrying both the essence of zikr and restlessness of the soul.

Presented by Colomboscope

Fun Fair / Atelier Enfants

Artist Hiromi Tango will lead a one-hour workshop focused on care and emotional expression for children. Using Japanese tissue paper and colorful threads, participants will create flowers and bracelets symbolizing joy, healing, and connection with others. Inspired by her exhibition at Cuturi Gallery in Singapore, this collective creative experience invites children to explore the beauty of shared gestures and the healing power of color and art.

Curated by Thanks for Nothing

Conversation

Through the lens of Sumakshi Singh’s practice, the conversation will explore the Indian contemporary art scene, its specificities, and its role within the global context.

Speakers
Sumakshi Singh, Artist and Educator
Amin Jaffer, Director of The Al Thani Collection
Shubhankar Bharti, Curator and Co-founder of TAK Contemporary

Moderator
Sayali Mundye, Curator, Modern and Contemporary Art

Conversation

Created by Takesada Matsutani and Kate Van Houten, the Matsutani Prize of the SHOEN Endowment Fund, awarded annually since 2017, celebrates artistic individuality and cultural dialogue. Winner in 2019 and jury member in 2025, Nathanaëlle Herbelin will share her dual experience with the prize. Together speakers will discuss distance, cultural identity, and otherness in artistic practice.

Speakers:
Kate Van Houten, Artist, Co-founder and Vice President of the SHŌEN Foundation
Tom Laurent, Art critic, Head of support for creation and publications at the SHŌEN Foundation
Nathanaëlle Herbelin, Artist, Winner of the Matsutani Prize in 2019 and Member of the jury in 2025

Moderator
Liyu Yeo, Asia NOW VIP Ambassador

Conversation

The Kochi-Muziris Biennale’s sixth edition, curated by Nikhil Chopra with HH Art Spaces, centers on process and imagines itself as a living ecosystem where bodies, histories, and practices grow in dialogue, a theme explored in conversation by artist-curator Nikhil Chopra, writer and researcher Dr. Shwetal Patel, and curator Anissa Touati.

Speakers
Dr. Shwetal A. Patel, Founding Member, Kochi-Muziris Biennale
Nikhil Chopra, Artist & Curator of Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2025
Anissa Touati, Researcher at Brown University, USA, Co-Curator of the Biennale BCK in Greece

Conversation

Depuis 1740, la manufacture de Sèvres expérimente, innove et contribue à l’évolution des styles. Le savoir-faire des artisans et l’imagination des artistes invités se nourrissent mutuellement et font de la manufacture un lieu incontournable de la scène artistique contemporaine : de Zao Wou Ki à Yang Jiechang, de Lee Ufan à Kim Sooja, nombreux sont les artistes qui ont créé à la manufacture des œuvres emblématiques imaginées in situ en s’appuyant sur des techniques anciennes. Or ces collaborations récentes s’inscrivent dans une longue tradition marquée par des échanges artistiques et techniques constants entre la manufacture et le continent asiatique. Cette communication se propose ainsi de revenir sur près de trois siècles de regards croisés : pour la manufacture de Sèvres, l’Asie est tout à la fois source d’inspiration et source d’émulation ; et en retour, la manufacture de Sèvres exerce une intense fascination auprès des artistes invités.

Speakers
Céline Paul, directrice du Musée national de Céramique Manufactures nationales – Sèvres; Mobilier national

Conversation

Une conversation sur la façon dont l’art révèle les réalités culturelles et symboliques des matériaux — de la terre à l’artisanat, du troc aux échanges humains — et comment ces transformations façonnent notre compréhension de la valeur.

Speakers
Victoire de Pourtalès, Curator, Fondatrice de 91530 Le Marais
Désiré Moheb-Zandi, Artiste
Marion Flament, Artiste
Emanuele Coccia, Philosophe

Moderator
Benjamin Eymère, Co-fondateur, 91530 Le Marais

Conversation

K11 Art Foundation and Asia NOW warmly invite you to the K11 Salon – a conversation that ventures into the vibrant, tangled ecosystem where culture and technology intersect. Hear from artist Vivien Zhang and curator Alexis Loisel-Montambaux navigate creativity in the digital era, through deliberations in the studio, explorations of ecological and social relationships, and multisensorial approaches to exhibition making.

Speakers
CRO – Alexis Loisel-Montambaux, Curator and Writer
Vivien Zhang, Artist

Moderator
John Tain, Curator, Art historian, Writer

Conversation

A thought-provoking conversation exploring how art and China since 2008 has navigated the complex intersections of cultural identity, technological innovation, and global migration.

Speakers
Ying Kwok, Senior Curator at Tai Kwun
Yao Qingmei, Artist
Han Qian, Artist

Cinema NOW

Safe House presents works by four contemporary filmmakers who examine kinship and memory, particularly through the lens of queerness and gender. Spanning China and its diaspora communities, this programme traces experimental documentary practices from 2007 to the present, exploring kinship as one of the most formative—and sometimes fraught—forces shaping identity. These works map stories rooted in tensions, fragile economies of care, and inherited trauma, undertaking both personal and collective reckonings of this era. The cinematic space transforms into a safe house: not merely a refuge, but a place where suppressed narratives are negotiated, reassembled, and discussed.
The short films by Ma Qiusha, Jordan Wong, Zhang Xiao, and Chan Hau Chun explore the complexities of familial ties—intimate yet fragile, entangled yet distant, agonizing yet indispensable.
This screening programme is an extension of the exhibition series Stay Connected: Art and China Since 2008.

Artists
Chan Hau Chun
Ma Qiusha
Jordan Wong
Zhang Xiao

Performance

Performative installation by Saudi artist Ahaad Alamoudi that intertwines sound, light, and heritage as vessels of memory. The work transforms fleeting voices into luminous dialogues.
At its center, a pigeon tower becomes a stage for “Majes” performers. Their voices activate shifting fields of light: as one sings, a tower radiates; when silent, it recedes into shadow. The alternating rhythm creates a dialogue between presence and absence.
Through this interplay, Alamoudi reflects on Saudi Arabia’s evolving cultural identity and the tension between past and future, light and darkness.

Presented by Art & Ideas – an Initiative by the Saudi Visual Arts Commission

Fun Fair / Atelier Enfants

Artist Arda Asena will lead a one-hour workshop for children, during which participants will create soft sculptures from tights, transforming them into colorful and expressive forms.
Inspired by their practice—combining textile sculpture, intuitive gestures, and an exploration of the body as a sensitive landscape—the workshop invites children to give new life to familiar, forgotten objects, reflecting on softness, repair, and shared creativity.
Through this playful yet introspective approach, Arda Asena turns flexible materials into spaces of emotion, memory, and connection, showing how even the most ordinary fabrics can carry stories of care and transformation.

Curated by Thanks for Nothing

Performance

Exploring memory, touch, and ritual, the artists turn the preparation and shaping of dough into a poetic and culinary gesture. By creating and sharing hand-shaped savory and sweet recipes, rich with personal and cultural references, they invite the audience to engage sensorially, holding, tasting, and experiencing the material and text together

Presented by Lahore Biennale Foundation with the support of the Embassy of France in Pakistan and Pakistan International Airlines

Conversation

Les diasporas sont au cœur d’un dialogue constant entre leur culture d’origine et celle du pays d’accueil. De cette rencontre naît souvent une troisième culture, reflet d’identités plurielles et d’expériences partagées. Comment cette hybridité nourrit-elle le processus créatif des artistes et influence-t-elle le regard des publics ? Quel rôle jouent les collectionneurs, les institutions et le soft power dans cette dynamique ? Cette table ronde explorera les enjeux culturels, économiques et symboliques de la création issue des diasporas asiatiques.

Speakers
Anthony Phuong, Co-founder and Director of A2Z Gallery
Pierre-Antoine Donnet, Journalist and Editor, Founder of Asia Magazine
FU Liang, Artist, Matsutani Prize Candidate

Moderator
Jean-Michel Dumont, Co-founder and General Secretary of Asia Society France

Lecture-performance

This lecture-performance expands on Tintin Wulia’s 2024 drawing installation Memory is Frail (and Truth Elsewhere), which incorporates her essay Language No Pheromones originally written for the edited volume Field Guide to Bugs and Metamorphosis: Glitching Photography (Art & Theory Publishing, 2025). Blending storytelling, drawing, and projected text, the live essay traces how distance—bodily, technological, and emotional—structures both knowledge and violence. It becomes both a tool and a wound, shaping how we see and harm, remember and imagine. From frozen ants to distant wars, from telescopes to touch, Wulia follows the line between observation and empathy. Through family stories and acts of drawing, Wulia reclaims understanding as something made in relation: through shared emotion and collective imagination.

Presented by BAIK ART

Conversation

This session brings together Yuan Fuca, Marie Martraire, Clara Che Wei Peh, Abi Tariq and Eunice Tsang to explore how an ethos of resonance, kinship and DIY contribute to co-building new networks and para-institutions as critical gestures that rethink art institutional systems and foster new forms of exchange and mutual support across the art world.

Speakers
Marie Martraire,  Curator and Director of Collections & Special Programs of KADIST
Yuan Fuca, writer, curator, and researcher, Associate Program Director for China at Kadist.
Eunice Tsang, Curator and founder of Current Plans
Clara Che Wei Peh, Independent curator and writer
Abi Tariq, Artist and Director of Programs at AFIELD

Conversation

Une discussion autour de la creator economy comme voie d’autonomie créative. Comment repenser la valeur et la circulation de l’art hors des modèles traditionnels ?

Speakers
Sébastien Borget, Co-fondateur, The Sandbox
Sébastien Devaud (Agoria), Artiste et musicien
Victoire de Pourtalès, Fondatrice 91.530 Le Marais

Moderator
Benjamin Eymère, Fondateur, Soilonic

The ceremony takes place on the Conversation Platform.

Ceremony of the RAK Art Prize Foundation, honoring two artists chosen by a distinguished jury from among the participants of Asia Now.
Jury composed of Benedica M. Badia de Nordenstahl, Art Patron (Argentina-USA-Singapore); Emre Baykal, Director of Arter Foundation (Turkey); Dr. Sara Raza, Artistic Director and Chief Curator of the Center for Contemporary Arts in Tashkent, (Uzbekistan); Salma Tuqan, Director of Nottingham Contemporary (United Kingdom); and Anissa Touati, Researcher at Brown University (United States) and Co-Curator of the Biennale BCK, Greece.
In the presence of Yasmin Sharabi, Director of the RAK Art Foundation (Bahrain).

Cinema NOW

Following the inaugural edition of Artists’ Cinema / Artist’s Cinema at the Jaipur Centre for Art in the summer of 2025, curator Dr. Shwetal A. Patel will present a special screening of seminal moving image works by the New Delhi-based Raqs Media Collective at Asia NOW.

Fun Fair / Atelier Enfants

Artist Célin Jiang invites eight participants to a poetic and sensory workshop exploring memory and play. Using everyday objects and personal fragments, each participant will create a “memory catcher”, a piece that lies somewhere between a talisman and a sculpture. The workshop explores the idea of memory as a living material through gesture, color, and imagination, transforming emotions into tangible, shareable forms. It offers a moment of transmission and collective creation, where children and adults alike weave their intimate stories together.

Curated by Thanks for Nothing

Conversation

This panel brings together artists Anum, Hoa Dung Clerget and Macha Pangilinan, who are re-examining art histories and cultural belief systems through the creation of their own unique realities and speculative imagery. 

Speakers
Hoa Dung Clerget, Artist
Noor Mahnun (Anum), Artist
Macha Pangilinan, Artist

Moderator
Chelsea Pettitt, Director of the Bagri Foundation

Conversation

Speakers
Golzar Yousefi, Curatorial Advisor, MACS MTO®
Nirvana Assili, Member of Zendeh Delan ensemble

Performance

Music and samāʿ with MTO Zendeh Delan. Join us for a 45-minute experience featuring a live quartet of tar, daf, guitar and harp sharing traditional Sufi music, accompanied by a French vocalist. The musical journey will be woven together with an exploration of the spiritual practice of samāʿ.

Music by:
Sahar Akrami (Harp)
Payam Akrami (Daf)
Aida Eftekhari (Tar)
Muriel Bocarra (Guitar & Vocals)
Sama: Afsoon Rezaei and Golzar Ojani

Cinema NOW

Complementing Lahore Biennale Foundation’s presentation of artworks in the Monnaie de Paris, Asia Now also presents a video program from Of Mountains and Seas, the 2024 edition, featuring video commissioned by the Lahore Biennale Foundation from Bani Abidi, Stolon Press (Simryn Gill and Tom Melick), Niamat Nigar, Fazal Rizvi, and Zheng Bo, as well as works by Gidree Bawlee, Salma Jamal Mousham and Kamruzzaman Shadhin.  The program, like the works on view throughout the Monnaie de Paris, offer a vision of ecological awareness from Asian perspectives. Powered by the French Embassy to Pakistan.

Zheng Bo, Phoenix, 2024
Gidree Bawlee, Salma Jamal Mousham, Kamruzzaman Shadhin, Lost Shadows, 2021
Nigar Niamat, The Blinks, 2024
Rizvi Fazal, How to Become a Rock – a fall, a poem, a wish, a score, a manifesto, 2024
Sin Wai Kin, The Fortress, 2024
Abidi Bani, KM-32, 2024
Stolon Press (Simryn Gill & Tom Melick), Hustle Culture, 2024

Performance

Threaded Whole installation / performance voices different memories and lives. It goes beyond a simple cut; it embodies a dormant gesture of the reality we are part of. Yet, by pushing the limits, it reveals how obvious what we are watching truly is.