This exhibition explores vernacular forms of containment with regard to art and material culture. How do practices of display, taxonomic traditions, and aesthetic hierarchies affect perceptions and inflict tensions on our cultural experiences?

From ocular physiology, architectural blueprints delineating space, to moral standards, devices of social life go seen and unseen, yet is the historical foundation for function and fetish in contemporary life. This exhibition seeks works that confronts the constraints of social frameworks across all creative mediums that challenge modern perceptions of material need and aesthetic pleasure.