The exhibition somewhere I have never travelled explores the themes of time and memory, the body in space, the inner landscape and subconsciousness, intuition and sensory experiences in nature. How can we grasp countless ephemeral sensory experiences? How do those experiences stay in your body? What is the nature of being human and how do we relate to the world? Moving with your breath, with the blinking of your eyelids, with the hair on your arm standing up and losing track of time. Never knowing where you wiĺl end up after making choice after choice or reaction after reaction, as moments in time. As vulnerable as it may be. Maybe going somewhere I have never travelled...