Photography has always carried traces of memory, of place, of presence. In a world shaped by displacement, conflict, and environmental unease, these traces no longer stay still. They shift, overlap, blur. Borders soften, memories falter or reform, and what feels fragile often becomes what endures.

This exhibition brings together works that lean into that instability. It features images that explore memory in flux, the porous boundaries between identities and geographies, and the quiet strength found in moments of vulnerability. Here, light is more than illumination; it holds weight. Fragility is more than weakness; it carries defiance. The subtle becomes a form of resistance and the in-between becomes a space of meaning.

Together, these photographs suggest that what lingers is not always loud or monumental, but what slips, drifts, and resists being pinned down. In their softness, they hold us.

Artists:
Nazlı Yıldırım
Niamh Barry
Emma O’Brien
Basil Al-Rawi

Curated by Ayesha Amad

• FRIDAY 21ST – OPENING NIGHT
  – Introduction to the show
  – Informal gathering with artists/guests and the artwork.
• SATURDAY 22ND – ARTIST CONVERSATIONS
  – Two exhibiting artists in dialogue with each other, moderated by the curator/ host and focused on how their practices intersect with instability, traces, and endurance in photography.
• Open Tuesday-Friday 10am-6pm
• Closed Sunday & Monday

Wheelchair Accessible • Suitable for All Ages

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