Multi-Exposed presents the creative possibilities of multiple exposures in photographic practice. Created in-camera or constructed through digital processes, these images combine moments, spaces, gestures, and perspectives within a single frame.

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From subtle shifts in position to complex overlays of form and meaning, the works expand how time is represented, how identity is examined, and how place is interpreted. Artists approach the theme both formally—through structure, rhythm, and visual repetition—and conceptually—through memory, perception, movement, and narrative layering. The exhibition brings together lens-based work ranging from minimal and restrained to intricate and immersive.