For his second solo show, the artist Abdullah Al-Mutairi focuses on the role liminal forms play in both representing and urging further rapid social development

Building on the concepts of his past show titled ‘byproducts of development’, and through the re-evaluation of how a region and time’s history is officially documented, the exhibit presents an alternate view of the future history of Kuwait through the use of second hand materials and daily disposables while considering the physical and mental volatility resulting from development and our constant saturation with information

Our era is constituted by acute clashes confusing our understanding of the price of our contemporary lifestyle and how we choose to self-actualize. What is the role of cultural institutions in determining social narrative and how is its materiality established? What is the effect of material and informational consumption on the continuation of self-actualization?