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As the second chapter in her trilogy, following The Place I Belong (Yangon, 2023), this exhibition explores Wah Nu’s deep connection to her homeland and pays tribute to the Myanmar people. Created between 2020 and early 2025, these works merge natural and manmade landscapes – think mountains, oceans, and towering stupas veiled in clouds – each moment telling its own story. The exhibition will run for six weeks but this Saturday it launches with an opening reception and an artist talk session where you can meet and ask Wah Nu questions about her life, work and concepts.
April 5-June 17. Free. Kalm Village. Opening reception 5pm, daily 9.30am-6.30pm
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