“The self is only a threshold, a door, a becoming between two multiplicities.” — Gilles Deleuze & Félix Guattari

The Wave brings together seven artists whose works emerge at the intersection of individual expression and collective movement.

Like waves, each artist moves independently, yet their creative acts form shifting intensities, resonating and amplifying one another in a dynamic assemblage of transformations. Is a wave a frozen moment, or is it an endless becoming—an intensifying force, shifting between stillness and power, like The Great Wave off Kanagawa (1831) by Hokusai?

Each wave, each work, and each artist is a carrier of information—colors, forms, and ideas that, when combined, create new, sometimes paradoxical possibilities, like an orange apple. We observe, vibrate, and empathize with external forces that are also internal to us—our longing for justice, love, and beauty. The wave state is a spectrum of possibilities, rejecting binary oppositions as it bends and curves through a quantum field, its infinite variations echoing Newton’s calculus. To be a wave is to resist reduction, to embrace unpredictability, and to exist in a state of becoming. We are waves—fluid, shifting, interconnected—composing an ever-changing music for the cosmos. This is not a mere transitional state but an ongoing performance of grace, forgiveness, and creation, as when an artist loses themselves in the moment of making.