Spaces Within explores the internal architectures—both physical and psychological—that shape our perception of form, material, and self. Through sculpture and installation, five contemporary artists navigate the terrain between built environments and inner landscapes, revealing how space is not only occupied but felt, remembered, and transformed.

Each artist in this exhibition works with a language of structure and materiality that invites reflection on containment, rhythm, fragility, and endurance. These are not spaces we simply enter; they are spaces that reside within us—quietly influencing our orientation to the world and to ourselves.

The materials they employ — wood, staple, steel,  paper, architectural fragments — speak to personal narratives and collective structures alike. Here, space is not simply occupied; it is shaped, held, folded, and resisted.

Spaces Within is an invitation to slow down and enter the intimate architectures of perception—where voids carry weight, silence has texture, and the inner self is sculpted, line by line, form by form. It  asks us to consider how the physical world around us echoes the silent architectures we carry inside — of history, of habit, of resistance — and how these internal spaces manifest as form.