Collective Voices

My photograph "White Cup" with Tsai Hsin Ying is presented at

Collective Voices

Curated by JustArt Collective

20/03 - 26/03/2026

White Space Gallery,

76 East Crosscauseway, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

The exhibition aims to explore Identity, share personal or collective narratives, cultural influences, and interpretations of identity in a multicultural world. Contribute works that spark conversations and encourage viewers to reflect on cultural differences, connections, and shared experiences to create cultural dialogue. Social Inequality & Representation, to highlight issues of race, gender, class, and equity, emphasizing the importance of diverse voices in the arts

About the Work

The "foreignness" of humans as individuals. Who we are, woman-man, Chinese-Caucasian and the "foreignness" can go further. To what extent is our "foreignness" created by social and cultural environments. Even in daily life and in encounters we remain strangers to one another. The borders do not run between south, north, west or east, nor between heaven and earth. The borders run only between you and me.

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“Medium is the Message,” - NÉA TÉCHNI Award

“Circadian Silence” is an audiovisual work created in collaboration with French scientist and visual artist Natalie Launay (Escaldes-Engordany, Andorra) during the project Empty Times – Empty Spaces at Faber Andorra in October 2025. The video became part of

“Medium is the Message,” - NÉA TÉCHNI Award

02/03/- 05/03/2026

KC Grad

Braće Krsmanović 4, Savski Venac Belgrade, Serbia

In early March 2026, the NÉA TÉCHNI Award launched a new initiative with the video art festival “Medium is the Message,” held atKC Grad in Belgrade from March 3–5, with an opening event on March 2. The NÉA TÉCHNI Video Art Festival explored how contemporary video artists navigate today’s complex visual landscape and construct new forms of visual storytelling.The program was curated by Alexandra Orlova, an independent curator whose research focuses on video art, memory, and narrative transformation.

"Circadian Silence" invites to listen to the invisible rhythm that unfolds within every living being — a time that breathes inside our cells, beyond clocks, measures, and productivity. The work is composed from genetic sequence of the CLOCK gene, one of the master regulators of circadian rhythm — the molecular clock that governs the alternation of day and night, wakefulness and rest. Here, silence is inhabited by traces of the biological world: a heartbeat, a breath, a voice, frag- ments of the body’s own memory. The piece unfolds as a continuous respiration of sound and pause, code and body — a meditation on the invisible cycles that sustain life.