“…Rather than offering a singular narrative or aesthetic, Purgatory functions as a shared psychological space. The works occupy a suspended emotional register, one that mirrors the exhibition’s title by situating viewers between reckoning and release. Suburban streets, interiors, roadside imagery, and symbolic figures recur throughout the exhibition, not as backdrops, but as active participants in stories shaped by memory, loss, and longing. In this sense, Purgatory positions itself less as a depiction of place and more as an examination of condition…”