We’re excited to announce EIDOS, a sensory-rich art experience organised by Spira9 Art and Indra Gallery—and curated by Yinzhe Qu. Instead of a typical gallery show, EIDOS is an experiment—a lively dance between stillness and motion.

Featuring over 30 international artists, the exhibition spans painting, sculpture, digital art, installation, video, and performance. It begins with a simple idea: forms aren’t fixed. They unfold, shift, breathe. From physical objects to virtual worlds and collective memory, forms are reborn and redefined in real time.

At the heart of EIDOS is a philosophical pulse drawn from “The Part of Those with No Part”—a concept that highlights what exists at the edges and in-between: the unseen, the overlooked, the unclaimed. EIDOS asks us to consider those in the margin—and invites us to redefine what counts as part of the whole.

The show is designed in two halves, like a held breath between two states:

-Interactive & Kinetic: Moving installations respond to your presence—light blooms, walls shift, and sounds emerge as you move through the space.

-Silent & Reflective: Paintings and sculptures face off in quiet contemplation, offering space for pause and introspection.

Together, these halves create a territory where traditional and new media meet—from immersive XR to analogue forms—and where Eastern and Western influences converge. EIDOS encourages a fresh conversation: What is form today? How does it evolve when placed on the threshold of perception, memory, and technology?