For a Little While reflects on the ephemeral nature of human experience—on the people, spaces, emotions, and moments that enter our lives briefly, yet leave traces that endure long after they have passed. Rather than treating impermanence as a loss, the exhibition considers transience as an essential condition of being alive: we encounter, inhabit, remember, and eventually let go. Curated by Xin Liu, the exhibition brings together artists from different countries and backgrounds, each responding to the theme through their own experiences, perspectives, and visual languages. Spanning painting, illustration, photography, moving image, sculpture, and other interdisciplinary practices, the exhibition brings together diverse approaches to time, memory, presence, and disappearance. Together, these works form a space in which the fleeting is not simply something to be preserved, but something to be encountered, felt, and allowed to pass.