Incubation denotes the process of sitting on, and warming eggs in order to hatch them. This relationship of incubation - giving warmth and in turn receiving new life - suggests a kind of nurturance, care, or survival. But all kinds of things involve incubation – Mould growing after relentless rain, Covid-19 after transmission, bacteria in order to make Yogurt, Chickens hatching eggs, and ideas incubate to make material creative work. The works presented as part of ‘Incubation’, have all been incubating for several months, through numerous re-schedules, in order to come to final fruition.

ໄଓ-☆:*´¨ Oscillating Cradle`*:.•.¸¸.ପໄଓ, investigates the shifting context of familiarity, the movement of tenderness, and warmth. Within your insides, to the outside of arid lands, frosty air, comfort is found when it is sought.

In hidden crevices of every space, there are little pockets of warmth, nostalgia and tenderness. The work invades both physical and digital spaces to resurrect the cadaver a place becomes when dormant. 

Warmth! 1, 2, 3, 4, invites the audience to search for these little QR pockets that is scattered within the premise of the exhibiting space. To experience, download Adobe AR and scan QR code accordingly. 

Allow curiosity to take over any thoughts that occupies our mind, for even a split second. As warmth and love embraces the body while fear tantalises the head. A crafted care, penetrating into the cyber reality existing on your phone to that of the physical touch.