The Women Inside:

Four Frames of Womanhood. 

Behind closed doors: memory, cage, sanctuary. 

Four women frame domestic life through an intimate lens.

This immersive video and photo installation brings together the voices of four women of colour at different stages of life. Through film and collage, they open the door to their inner worlds—revealing quiet truths, emotional textures, and layered rhythms of being.

Each work offers a distinct perspective: Echo reimagines the sensuality of flowers, conjuring dreams of spring while boldly expressing sex and desire through a retrospective dialogue with traditional Chinese erotic art. Ni Ni traces a year of early motherhood—night feeds, broken sleep, and tender awakenings—mapping her self-growth. Tammy turns her lens on five months spent with parents and grandmother early this year, using small details—a dish, a flower, a daily routine—to rediscover her roots and question what sanctuary truly means. Zoey’s Single Life meditates on solitude, shifting daylight, artificial glow, and fleeting human traces, capturing cycles of isolation, reflection, and renewal.

Together, these frames form a mosaic of womanhood—personal yet universal, fragmented yet interconnected. You are invited to move at your own pace, encountering stories that are reflective and layered—somewhere between a living room and a dream.