The exhibition

Four thematic clusters shape the WIP2026: FLOWS exhibition.

GROUNDS explores the material conditions through which life unfolds: from water, landscapes, and ecosystems to architecture, resources, organisms, and waste. SYSTEMS looks at the often invisible structures that shape contemporary life. TRACES explores memory, heritage, histories and transmission not as fixed archives, but as processes that continue to shift, circulate and transform. BODIES is about perception, identity, emotion and encounter, exploring the body as a point of exchange between the physical and digital, the individual and collective, and human and non-human systems.

Click on the clusters below to discover the artworks by theme.

In the Shell

A Space for Encapsulation

Exquisite Corpse

The Hill

The Goldilocks Zone

Material Flow Table

2050: A New World?

Waste on the Island

The Drift of the Alien

Narratives from Invisibility and Silence

Brackish Registers

Ground Truth

Water Movement Nicosia

A Hybrid Museum – Library for Larnaca

Pathways2Resilience (P2R) and CLIMAAX-NIC

2MAKEiT

Fragments of Urban Encounters Larissa: An Archipelago of Social Condensers

Digital Elevation Model (DEM) Holographic Installation

Beautiful Land

Acts of Data: Stones

Spectral Roots

In Between Us

The Thirsty Cloud

At Least I’m Making Money

UNDA

Warscrolling

Reactive Matter: Voxels Structure

Form-finding of Minimal Surfaces

Quantum Jungle

CARE POD: From the Delivery Box as an Object to a Micro-Space of Care

RPM (Routines Per Minute)

Steering Through the Inner Residue

DreamAtlas

My Cyprus Walk

Out of Nowhere – A Bold Evolution

En-Di-Re Vision of the Buffer Zone — An Embodied Negotiation of the De Facto Boundary

Lost Spaces

Magic Lantern

Redefining Ancient Idalion: A Hybrid Narrative of Spatial and Digital Experience

Aphrodite Re-formed Activation II

Cyta Time Capsule

Dragon Game

Flowing Narratives: Water, Memory and the City

Liquid Boundary <> Narcissus

I make the babies it gave me

Being, Between

Noctilucence 

Fluid Morph

The Body Remembers

Outside the City, Within the Self

OPTICS

Vanity Mirror

Face of Universe

Cognitive Overload