Boundaries of Being is an exhibition that explores how individuals confront survival, identity, institutional
systems, and spiritual dilemmas in contemporary society. Featuring five works, the show follows threads
of the subconscious, light and shadow, cultural identity, and the cosmos to depict the state of human
existence oscillating between reality and void. Through spatial installations, light experiments, and poetic
storytelling, the exhibition invites viewers into a deep reflection on the questions: Who am I? Where am I?
How do I exist?

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“Being” is never a fixed concept. It is constantly shaped and challenged across physical, psychological,
cultural, and social dimensions. This exhibition seeks to weave internal connections between the
artworks, revealing the hidden structures of “boundaries”: those imposed by institutions, those defined by
the limits of consciousness, by cultural identity, and by the divide between human and nature. The
exhibition unfolds as a psychological journey through repression, struggle, fluidity, reconstruction, and
transcendence.