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You can elaborate from different points of views, or maybe religion or years.

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Jane Wade artwork: Do we all have souls? Who doesn't?

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Jane Wade artwork: Do we all have souls? Who doesn't?

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Jérôme Havre artwork: When you see these masks, what words and concepts come to mind? How have masks been historically interpreted? 

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Jérôme Havre artwork: When you see these masks, what words and concepts come to mind? How have masks been historically interpreted? 

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Brendan Fernandes artwork: what do African masks do outside the African territory? To whom they belong and will belong?

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Brendan Fernandes artwork: what do African masks do outside the African territory? To whom they belong and will belong?

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Nichola Feldman-Kiss artwork: By what standards do we consider a body to be ideal?

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Nichola Feldman-Kiss artwork: By what standards do we consider a body to be ideal?

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Lucie Chan artwork: Looking at this portrait, what do you perceive? How is the work constructed?

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Lucie Chan artwork: Looking at this portrait, what do you perceive? How is the work constructed?

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Final Question: How do we remember someone who has not been remembered?

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Final Question: How do we remember someone who has not been remembered?

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This can be related to Lucie Chan's artwork, but also opening up for a general response and going forward, how art plays a role into building memory. Feel free to draw, upload images or make other sort of interactions by clicking on the +.