Each artist comes from a distinct background, yet shared themes emerge through their work: personal histories, family and relationships, and the ways memory shapes our understanding of the world. These connections have grown through regular meetings, conversation and practical workshops, forming a collective space for reflection and exchange.

The exhibition brings together film, interactive sound, sculpture, photography, textiles, installation and drawing. Here, the medium is not the driver; instead, the concepts that surface through collaboration shape the identity of the group. Liminal spaces, shifting viewpoints and layered narratives appear across the works, creating subtle dialogues within the gallery.

Shift/ing asks whether diversity of form can move beyond material boundaries, opening up broader questions about how we see, feel and navigate change.