In a cultural context where we are overexposed to images daily, numbed to the sight of suffering, beauty and pain in image form, "AFTER IMAGES" boldly challenges the hierarchy of our senses and explores the value of touch, sound, and smell as central to experiencing art.
The installation asks, "What forms of agency, empathy, and respite lie in such a recalibration of the senses?" Encouraging visitors to engage with their surroundings through multiple senses, it presents a critique of traditional gallery experiences.
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