SENSORIUM brings together artists whose work engages the senses, memory, connection, and the body, inviting us back into the experience of being human. Meet three of the artists participating in SENSORIUM:
NADIA AHMED
Nadia Ahmed is a Pakistani-American interdisciplinary artist. Nadia’s practice explores how we process grief, deal with generational trauma, and express connection. She is drawn to familiar materials like beeswax, text, and hair, questioning how the value of something changes depending on where or how it exists. Something valuable that Nadia gets from her practice is a chance to connect with people in an exposed and intimate way.
NAHOM GHIRMAY
Nahom Ghirmay is a Seattle-based artist born in Asmara, Eritrea. His work explores the emotional landscapes of identity, memory, and belonging, often reflecting on the immigrant experience and the evolving notion of home. Drawing on personal history and the stories of those around him, Nahom uses expression, gesture, and painterly style to evoke mood and invite reflection.
MAAYAN HAIM
Maayan Haim is a Seattle-based artist and designer whose work explores the experiences that connect us. Through humor, playfulness, and familiar objects, they transform everyday materials into playful installations, sculptures, and interactive works that invite viewers to reflect on the shared complexities of being human. Drawing from personal memories, their practice balances vulnerability with absurdity and encourages conversation and connection.
SENSORIUM opens 10/23 together with Fractured
Gallery hours, Sundays 12-4pm
Official opening 11/13 during
@belltownartwalk
Ticket link in bio.
More artists, performances, and events will be announced throughout the exhibition. Follow along for updates. Fractured and SENSORIUM are supported, in part, by grants from 4Culture.