𝙋𝙝𝙤𝙩𝙤𝙥𝙨𝙞𝙖 is a site-specific installation at the 100 Tonson Foundation that reimagines the gallery space as a dynamic, interactive environment. By exploring the concept of light projection through a photographic lens, the installation investigates the complex interplay between visibility, time, and space. It proposes an alternative to traditional viewing experiences in art spaces, abstracting the image creation process to envision images not as pre-existing, visible objects but as unseen possibilities yet to be manifested.

We seek works that explore the intersection of light, images, and the ephemeral qualities of space and time, with a particular focus on memory but not limited to it. Submissions may be abstract, narrative, or experimental, as long as they offer fresh perspectives on these themes.

Open to emerging talents, artists, and filmmakers working with any form of moving images.