The exhibition takes place at SUP LAB, a space defined by its domestic scale and existing architectural conditions. Its layout, including balconies and semi-open circulation, shifts the exhibition away from the controlled environment of a white cube towards a site that requires response and negotiation. This spatial condition directly informs how works are positioned and understood, situating “together” not only as a method, but as an ongoing interaction with the environment.

Within this context, “together” refers both to co-presence and to a mode of practice. Through continuous discussion, adjustment, and compromise, participants develop an understanding of each other’s work while negotiating temporary forms of balance across differences. The exhibition is therefore not structured by a fixed curatorial logic, but is constituted through the formation of relationships.

The collaboration between NOFORMULA and SUP is not simply a shift of venue, but an alignment of conditions. One operates through open systems and collective participation, loosening established divisions between artistic and curatorial roles; the other provides a context capable of supporting uncertainty and process-based development. Through this intersection, “together” becomes not only a conceptual proposition, but a structure that can be enacted and experienced.

Within this structure, art is understood not as a final outcome, but as an ongoing process that unfolds through relationships, while the exhibition becomes a temporary manifestation of this process.