Room 1 — Origins of Narrative

Myth, ritual, and shared visual systems

Before images were created to be seen, they were created to be lived.

In these works, narrative is not told but embedded in shared forms, rhythms, and symbolic systems. Humans, animals, and environment are not separate—they exist within the same visual logic.

These images do not represent the world.

They organize it.

Curatorial Note

These works do not represent stories in a linear sense.

They construct worlds through repetition, rhythm, and shared symbolic forms.

Narrative here is not something that happens— it is something that exists.