Mind the Gap, 2020

This exhibition was held just after the most severe time of the pandemic when we might feel isolated or secluded from others. This special period is also a time for artists and art amateur to meditate on this moment and themselves. The relationship between society, humanity and spiritual need may be considered repetitively during this gap.
It was the main reason why the exhibition was hosted. Actually everyone was likely to be in a situation of living in the gap from time to time. Different issues happening daily,
some came as the surprises and others as accidents. It was inevitable for us to learn how to adapt to the gap, which had many definitions. I chose artworks of wholly distinctive features to show diversity.
In addition, “mind the gap” is the reminder sound at underground stations, which asked passengers to pay attention to the gap between the platform and the track which was a contemporary fable. It reminded us to think in alternative ways and gaze at the world again and again.