A WALK THROUGH BELIEFS

Can we reimagine pharmaceutical waste as a living ritual?

A Walk Through Beliefs transforms one of the most overlooked materials of contemporary life—discarded pharmaceutical blister packs—into a passageway that reflects on healing, devotion, and collective memory. Collected over several years, each emptied blister carries the trace of a deeply personal act: the taking of medicine in the hope of relief. The work sits at the social intersection of medical science, health consumerism and environmentalism.

PENOMBRA

An interactive installation of Gabriel Prokofiev ’s 'HOWL! II - Separation' and 'HOWL! IV - Pulse' explores liminality and permeable boundaries. Surrounding Prokofiev's work, direct quotes from anonymous and named respondents to questions posed by the curators via a website. The answers provide diverse and unfolding perspectives and narratives from local and transnational perspectives on understanding (in)visibility.