The theme of "Form" underscores the profound investigation into aesthetic experiences and the exploration of aesthetic principles through the intricate and diverse realm of form. Within the domain of art, 'form' pertains to the external appearance and visual facets of an artwork. It becomes perceptible through the spatial and physical attributes of the piece, manifesting as its visible shape, structure, and overall presentation to the observer. This encompasses how the constituent elements of an artwork with form are interconnected, arranged, alongside their utilisation of space.

'Form' encapsulates the essential visual characteristics of an artwork, accentuating and amplifying the message or emotions that the artwork intends to convey. Artists employ various techniques to manipulate form, enabling them to express and probe the meaning and aesthetic significance of their creations. Thus, form emerges as a fundamental concept in comprehending and interpreting art.

Within this exhibition, a diverse array of artists embarks on philosophical journeys, contemplating various facets of form and aesthetics through their artistic works. Artists frequently employ abstract forms and structures to delve into the essence of form itself, sparking discussions on aesthetic value and the nature of art. Additionally, the exhibited artworks delve into the interplay between nature and humanity, space, and time, offering an exploration of the intricate connection between art and human philosophy.

 -       Curator, Elaine Kim