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Domestic Relics gathers eight artists whose work excavates the tender, unstable terrain of memory as it is held within the spaces, gestures, and objects of daily life. In this exhibition, the home becomes both setting and metaphor: a site where the past lingers in fabric folds, handwritten fragments, staged poses, and the quiet rituals that scaffold identity.
Across painting, sculpture, and hybrid forms, each artist offers a way of seeing the domestic not as ordinary, but as a living archive, one that preserves, distorts, conceals, and sometimes invents the stories we inherit. Together, these artists form a dialogue about what remains: the residues of physical experience, the subtle reorganising of the past through the present, and the uneasy- but-beautiful ways in which personal history becomes myth.
Participating artists: Theo Bardsley, Lee Cameron, Luna Sue Huang, Jennifer Jones, Matt Macken, Yejin Oh, George Richardson, Justin Tsui.
Curated by Nick JS Thompson & Benjamin Murphy of Delphian Gallery, the artist-run, nomadic gallery and arts platform.
The exhibition coincides with the publication of the new book by Delphian, and published by Thames & Hudson, called The Artist’s Roadmap: Practical Strategies for a Career in Art. The book will be published in March 2026 and be available from Saatchi Store online and in the Gallery.