GROUP EXHIBITION

The reference to “Lưới trời Đế Thích” (Indra’s Net) deepens this philosophical inquiry. As a symbol of the interconnectedness of all things, Indra’s Net suggests that each part mirrors and influences the whole, revealing the boundless complexity of existence. This eternal question of reality versus illusion—like the dream-like play we both create and inhabit—remains unanswered, lingering as an open meditation.

The artists in this exhibition weave their narratives and materials with a shared grace, drawing connections between fabric and life’s delicate interconnectedness. Through distinct approaches and methods, they engage this age-old inquiry: Are we mere performers in the worlds we weave, or are we their creators? Doan Van Toi’s work, rooted in Buddhist philosophy, resonates with a peaceful acceptance of life, while Leila Seyedzadeh’s pieces are imbued with poetic reflections on homeland. These threads of existence are delicately explored through each artist’s unique lens, unravelling the many ways we craft, question, and live within the worlds we weave.

Curated by Do Tuong Linh

Special thanks to: G Gallery, Indochine House, Anne Pham

Text by Do Tuong Linh. Courtesy Yeo Workshop, Singapore