Time stretches. It folds, loops and drifts. In its suspended form—beyond productivity or linearity—a different kind of logic emerges: one driven by play, contemplation, and subtle acts of disobedience an joy.
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BAZAAAR is a group exhibition that brings together artists through limited edition works that explore time as pause, as excess, as fertile drift for play and anarchy. Between the absurd and the intimate, the humorous and the delicate, these
works inhabit the edges of utility and reason. They rest, they joke, they get distracted.
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They propose leisure not as escapism, but as a radical way of being in the world—a gentle revolt against the demand to always produce, explain, or advance towards the ever elusive idea of accomplishment. Conceived as an ephemeral and affective space of circulation, BAZAAAR unfolds as a collection of gestures that invite us to inhabit the present
differently: through slowness, through sensation, through wandering attention.

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Because in this suspended temporality—in its idleness and softness—other
ways of seeing, relating, and existing quietly take shape.