In an age marked by ecological uncertainty, FUTURISM is both a proposition and a provocation: What futures can we imagine when we root our visions in justice- for land, for more-than-human life, and for one another?

FUTURISM unfolds across temporal thresholds-utopia near-future realities, and post-collapse improvisations. The works in this exhibition span imagined ecotopias and hybrid landscapes, where technology merges with ancestral knowledge, and resilience is cultivated not as a buzzword but as a relational ethic. Drawing from traditions of Afrofuturism, Indigenous futurity, eco-surrealism, and survivalist poetics, the artists conjure futures that are messy, mutant, and alive with possibility.

Rather than retreating from ecological grief, this exhibition makes space to metabolize it- transforming despair into compost for action and dreaming. Here the speculative is not escapist. FUTURISM asks: How do we live after the end of the world as we know it? And what if the answer is already growing in the cracks?

Artist Line Up:

Pratya Jankong, Juan Pablo Caicedo Torres, Resham Mantri, Dawn Stetzl, Kade Bard Dawson x Marin, Ana Anu, Hanna Tudor, Ramon Gabrieloff-Parish, Andrea Coronil, Earth Angel Emmy, Yali Romagoza

7B Nolan Park