To the Nameless

Who has never been written into history? Who continues to be erased? To the Nameless addresses the condition of invisibility: those erased from collective narratives, whose names and presences dissolve into silence. Rather than repairing absence with a single story, the exhibition holds space for dissonant voices to coexist. It turns on three axes: erasure, where absence is actively made; margins, where vulnerability is rendered unseen; and resilience, where silence conceals gestures of survival. Through spatial and sensory encounters, the exhibition invites audiences to reflect not on completion, but on the unresolved questions of who appears, who is remembered, and who remains beyond the frame. Through diverse works, the exhibition explores themes of erasure, marginality, and resilience. It invites us to rethink what it means to be seen, remembered, and named. This is not just an exhibition. It is a call. A gesture of care. A reminder that even what seems invisible leaves a trace. Curated by Yiru Wang and Jiabinxu, in collaboration with Xueshijia Wang and Studio SaturnVII, the exhibition offers a space to reflect, listen, and witness the stories that history has yet to fully tell. Producer: Yiru Wang Curator: Jiabin Xu Curatorial Execution: Wenwei Li Co-Curator: Xueshijia Wang Co-Hosted: D&E Foundation Project Coordinator (D&E Foundation)：Kexin Liang In collaboration with: SaturnVII Studio Featuring Artists: Juice & Caroline Vogel Shuyang Chen Zhengwei Fan Xiao Ge Zishan Hua Xinyue Ma Junying Jiang Faithe Yang Yao Yao Xueshijia Wang Yuan Wang Yiru Wang Ziyuan Wang Ketong Xing Xiaoping Yu Opening Night Performer:Juice, Caroline Vogel, Dancer: Siqi Chen, Cellist: Santi Lowe Showcase of Outstanding Artists’ Works Zishan Hua Mum’s blanket, part of the Family’s Guardian Blanket series, draws from her sleeping pose. Made with breathable Guangdong gauze, it offers comfort and protection during rest. Created through an experimental ceramic–fabric printing process using mud from Jingdezhen, it embodies warmth, resilience, and love I rarely voice aloud. Xiaoping Yu Floral Nervescape transforms the canvas into a breathing terrain. Through layered materials and saturated colors, it evokes neural pathways, fragile blooms, and tidal rhythms—honoring unseen life and resilience while inviting viewers to slow down, attune their senses, and linger in a quiet, contemplative encounter. Junying Jiang Once Upon A Time" is an animated exploration of self-identity during childhood to adulthood, blending personal memories with mythic symbols. Using metaphors like fairy tale motifs, it reflects on how stories shape us, revealing inner conflict, growth, and the ongoing journey of self-discovery.