A curation by Natalie Slater, Curator at Singulart - This curatorial selection traces a period that sits between adolescence and adulthood—when identity is still forming, and nothing fully settles. The figures move through quiet, often intimate moments: alone, paired, or loosely connected, caught somewhere between closeness and distance. There’s a familiarity in these scenes without anything feeling fixed. Faces blur, gestures soften, edges dissolve. The way each artist handles the surface—through loose brushwork, distortion, or partial clarity—mirrors the instability of the moment itself. These aren’t memories presented as complete narratives. They feel closer to fragments—fleeting, unresolved, and specific in a way that’s hard to place but easy to recognize.