A curation by Jessica L, Head of Exhibitions at - “Echoes of Sunlight” gathers artworks that feel suspended between memory and dream. Scenes washed in warm oranges, rose reds, and soft sepias that evoke the glow of summers long gone. This collection explores nostalgia not as an act of looking back, but as a sensory experience: the warmth of light on skin, the blur of movement, the tenderness of moments half-remembered. The works in this selection revisit the tenderness of youth, friendship, intimacy, and leisure with a contemporary eye. Though each piece stands firmly in the present, their palettes recall aged film, faded photographs, and colours softened by time. Figures are often captured mid-gesture (laughing, rowing, embracing, drifting through water) as if memory itself is trying to hold onto moments already slipping away. Together, these works create a visual reverie: a world where personal history meets imagination, where the joy of being alive glows brightest in recollection, and where fleeting happiness becomes timeless.