A Window at A Space

About

From the Renaissance use of windows to master perspective, to their role in illuminating domestic life in Dutch Golden Age paintings, windows have long framed more than just the view beyond the glass—they frame history, culture, and human emotion. They serve as a threshold between spaces, bridging the divide between the natural and artificial, the physical and the digital, and the real and the representational. They frame the passage of time, inviting us to reflect on the cyclical nature of existence and the ephemerality of moments in our surroundings.

"A Window at A Space" encourages artists to explore these themes, using the gallery as a canvas to express the everyday significance of windows. In this exhibition, windows are reimagined not only as architectural elements but as portals and thresholds that offer views into different realities. The windows presented in this show foster dialogue among viewers, prompting them to reconsider the mundane with fresh eyes and engage deeply with the shared experiences unfolded through each piece.