The group exhibition, Objects of the Everyday, explores how the items that surround us - often overlooked, taken for granted, or dismissed as mundane - can become sources of inspiration, wonder and reflection when seen through an artistic lens.

Exploring the intimacy of the mundane - the objects we touch daily that quietly shape routines and the poetry of the useful - tools and utensils that carry both function and hidden symbolism - as well as the beauty in what we overlook - a chair, a teacup, a pair of worn shoes, or the shadow of a lamp, transformed into subjects of meaning and imagination.