The Space Between, considers identity as something continuously shaped through memory, place, and personal experience. 

Drawing from childhood memories and lived experience, Hannah Levy, Eliott Leeds, and Emilia Levin, approach painting as a site of reflection, where nostalgia functions as both a longing for the past, and as a means of reconstructing identity in the present. Through Familiar spaces, fragmented recollections, and imagined landscapes, emerges a visual language where personal histories are revisited, and reinvented.

Rather than presenting memory as fixed or objective, home is understood as both a physical location and an emotional condition, one that is continually renegotiated through migration, growth, displacement, and remembrance. This exhibition embraces the tension between permanence and impermanence, asking how our earliest experiences continue to inform who we become and where we locate ourselves, through the exploration of memory, and sense of place as a shaping matter in our understanding of self.