In FRAGMENTED REALITIES, six artists examine how images, memories, and materials are broken apart and reconfigured, revealing perception as something fluid, constructed, and continually in flux.

Drawing from sources as varied as artificial intelligence, cultural artifacts, cartographic systems, and subconscious vision, the works in this exhibition move between the physical and the virtual, the remembered and the generated. Collage, code, paint, and print become tools for navigating a world where meaning is no longer fixed, but formed through cycles of translation, distortion, and reassembly.

Together, these artists explore the instability of what we see and know, offering a meditation on perception as an active, evolving process shaped by technological systems, cultural residue, and the shifting nature of human experience.