Cell Repair

Chando Ao

Howard Reyes McLaren

Justin Nalley

Marika Thunder

"Have you ever been high enough?

a new way to lie

like catching a nail with your foot

while trying to make formal relations between different things

a person would lie on their stomach for half an hour

and try to merge with the ground

then lie on their back and try to levitate

humming for just 10 seconds increased nitric oxide by 1,400%

the limit of a subject’s own physical form porous and unstable

in relation to physical space

Architecture around us psychical and psychological becomes internalized

then without warning, your sight returns

floor levitates"

Cell Repair examines how material and the body internalize damage, reorganizing into forms that remain in flux rather than restored or resolved. The exhibition frames repair as an ongoing, indeterminate process, not a return to origin. Across varied practices, the works engage rupture, recalibration, and persistence, tracing how form and meaning are reconstituted through stress and transformation.