A curation by Nilay Yerebasmaz, at - What remains after transformation is neither entirely vanished nor merely preserved; it is a fragile testimony of existence. Nature, memory, and matter persist amid urbanization, industrialisation, and human intervention, adapting to new forms of meaning. Fragility turns into resilience, silence becomes testimony, and forgetting transforms into a mechanism of survival. In the residue of this change, decay, adaptation, and reconstruction intertwine, revealing the subtle pulse between loss and rebirth. These works question how absence, memory, and transformation can coexist, and invite us to reflect on what remains as the world and ourselves are reshaped.