The exhibition engages with the ephemeral as both an aesthetic and societal phenomenon, exploring the uncertainties that shape our time. The fog (nebula) serves as a metaphor for the ambiguities and transitions arising from global challenges such as climate change, economic insecurities, and geopolitical conflicts. Through an interdisciplinary selection of artistic works that probe media and sensory boundaries, themes of perception, visibility, and invisibility are examined. It invites contemplation on change, transitions, and the indeterminate.

In beyond tongues, Sarah Oh-Mock and Bongjun Oh present collaborative works from a decade of artistic partnership. The immersive installation of objects, photos, and videos follows a transcultural aesthetic that transcends linguistic and cultural boundaries. Art becomes a universal language beyond national and material definitions.