Between the Breath of Objects

In contemporary conditions shaped by technological mediation and ecological awareness, the boundary between the human and the material has become increasingly porous. Objects no longer remain external to experience; they circulate through systems of touch, image, sound, and data, accumulating traces of use, memory, and affect. Within this expanded field, the exhibition asks: when objects enter into relation with human breath, understood as rhythm, presence, and duration, how might the distinction between life and matter be rethought?

Between the Breath of Objects approaches objects not as fixed entities but as relational formations shaped through interaction. Drawing on the idea of “the thing” as a gathering of forces, the exhibition frames each work within an unfolding ecology. Breath functions as both metaphor and medium, a temporal condition through which bodies, materials, and environments become entangled. What emerges is not representation, but a field of co-presence where objects seem to expand, contract, and resonate within space.