16th-21st July 2026To see the wolrd through grains of sand Goldsmiths MFA Degree Show 2026, London
Glittering grains scattered on the streets,
Broken beer bottles Broken jars Broken windows Broken doors Broken fish tanks
Debris of sand, left behind by the scavengers- the humans. Nowhere left to return.
Where will we be standing when there is no more sand, no more soil?
Wasteland, wasteland.
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Encountering many forms of death, carriers of the flesh and soul
A piece of vertebrae carried by the waves Branches fallen in front of my feet Land covered with pine cones Fossils with traces of the carriers
Realising existences from emptiness of the carriers, I begin to imagine the weight of their souls through the remnants. --------------------------
Reclaimed Glass: Wine & beer bottles, jam & food jars, discarded cosmetic containers, broken glass bowls and cups, discarded shower door, broken window glass, discarded fish tank
Reclaimed coffee ground: Collected from domestic brewing and local coffee shops: Elsewhere, The Waiting Room, Camden Art Centre, and Kichiya.
Install shot
Photo credit: Rene Lazovy
Install shot
Photo credit: Rene Lazovy
The weight of season changing , 2026 Casted reclaimed glass
Photo credit: Rene Lazovy
There is no soil (wall installation), 2026 Reclaimed coffee ground, glycerine, agar agar powder, water
Unnamed 1-5, 2026 Casted reclaimed glass, reclaimed coffee ground, glycerine, agar agar powder, water, clearance wine boxes, light gel, light
Photo credit: Rene Lazovy
Install shot
Photo credit: Freesia Tianyue Pi
Unnamed 1-5, 2026 Casted reclaimed glass, reclaimed coffee ground, glycerine, agar agar powder, water, clearance wine boxes, light gel, light
Photo credit: Rene Lazovy
Install shot
Photo credit: Freesia Tianyue Pi
To see the world through grains of sand, 2026
Fused reclaimed glass, red wood, paint
Photo credit: Freesia Tianyue Pi
2nd-7th June 2026 No-form, Any Form
Apsara studios, London
NO-FORM, ANY FORM (无相,诸相) that will bring together works by twelve artists working across painting, sculpture, installation, and moving image.
Taking the Mogao Caves of Dunhuang as a historical point of reference — a site that itself remains in continual becoming, as forms ceaselessly gather and disperse — the exhibition considers how past and present, object and body, cultural heritage and everyday perception are continuously reassembled within conditions of instability and flux.
In Buddhist thought, Xiang (相) refers to form, appearance, or phenomena: all that can be sensed or perceived. Across the exhibition, unstable materials, contingent image-making processes, and reversals of medium unsettle fixed ideas of form, matter, and meaning. The works dwell in the threshold moments before Xiang takes form, attending to states of transition and transformation.
Participating artists: BingQing Dong Freesia Tianyue Pi Guanyi Chen Iris McConnell Iris Su Jiaqian Zhang Jorge Suárez Quiñones Rivas Kaixiang Zhang Kefan Zhou Sanghyuk Kim Yifan Wu Zoey Yang
Curated by:
Youmei Chen
To see the world through collection of sand, 2026 Freesia Tianyue Pi Fused recalimed bottle glass
Photo credit: Zoey Yang
Install shot
Works of Jorge Suárez Quiñones Rivas & Freesia Tianyue Pi
Photo credit: Freesia Tianyue Pi
Let’s Hang Out (No Drama)
Iris McConnell
Toy Stuffing monoprint, chalk pastel
To see the world through collection of sand, 2026 Freesia Tianyue Pi Fused recalimed bottle glass
Photo credit: Freesia Tianyue Pi
Cellular-modular-molecular, 2026
Zoey Yang Photographic embossing
Invasion 1, 2026 Freesia Tianyue Pi Casted reclaimed bottle glass, steel, found concrete block
Photo credit: Freesia Tianyue Pi
Unnamed 2, 2026 Freesia Tianyue Pi Casted reclaimed bottle glass,
Photo credit: Freesia Tianyue Pi
Install shot
Works of Jorge Suárez Quiñones Rivas & Freesia Tianyue Pi
IMTwentyOne marks IMT Gallery’s 21st anniversary with a benefit exhibition and online auction, bringing together over 100 unique works by emerging to established artists such as Amanda Beech, Adam Chodzko, Benedict Drew, Soyoung Hyun, Melanie Jackson, Kenji Lim, John Russell, Tai Shani, Nicola Singh, and Suzanne Treister.