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Salvador Dalí

1931

Oil on canvas

On loan from Museum of Modern Art, New York City

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Elliot

2023

Paint Board

On loan from Memory Card

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Still Life with a Skull and a Writing Quill

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Still Life with a Skull and a Writing Quill

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Pieter Claesz

1628

Oil on wood

On loan from Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Rain, Steam, Spped The great Western Railway

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Rain, Steam, Spped The great Western Railway

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William Tunner

1844

Oil on canvas

On loan from National Gallery, London

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My purpose with this exhibit was to represent the flow of time, and to make the audience think about their own perspective on time. The passage of time can be bleak for some and joyful for others. For example, an older person may be afraid of time passing, while a child may want to become an adult and expect time to pass quickly. In order to express this duality of time, I placed a dark painting and a bright painting. In this conflict, I placed painting with circular thinking last to give it a neutral appearance, allowing the audience to understand their own perspective. While curating this exhibition, I realized that time is more valuable to us because it is fair and cannot be stopped. What do you think?