Color carries the weight of our experiences — the golden warmth of summer evenings that transport us back to childhood, the cool blues of morning mist that evoke contemplation, or the deliberate absence of color in black and white that strips away distraction to reveal pure emotion. This international group exhibition brings together photographers who understand that color is never merely decorative; it is the silent narrator of our most intimate memories.

The works in "The Color of Memory" explore the profound relationship between chromatic choices and human recollection. Here, photographers from around the globe share their interpretations of how color shapes the stories we remember and the emotions we carry. From vibrant palettes that celebrate joyful moments to muted tones that whisper of forgotten places, each image investigates a fundamental question: How do our color choices guide the viewer through the landscape of memory?

Through diverse perspectives and approaches, this exhibition reveals how photographers become archaeologists of experience, using hue, saturation, and tone to excavate the emotional layers of time. Whether through the nostalgic wash of sepia, the electric energy of neon, or the subtle gradations of twilight, these works remind us that color is memory's most faithful companion — forever linking what we see to what we feel, what we remember to who we are.

Featuring artists:  Anastasiya Trotskaya, Anatoly Suzdaltsev, Artur Jastrzębski, Boluwaji Apanisile, Brandi Gilbert, Charles Chao Wang, Charlotte Rose, Darren Voisey, Dong sun Lee, Eric Xie, Eskild Beck, Galib Rahman Nadim, Grace Hannell, Hao-Long Hsu, Ioanna Enezli, Dr. Kumar Bishwajit Sutradhar, Matt Hagen, Natasha Navasardian, Olesia Bilyk, Priya Ojha, Sivan Swisa, Thomas Harvey.