Lam Zigbuo is introducing his forthcoming project PURE in a way that resists immediate understanding. The early visual episodes do not arrive as explanations or announcements. Instead, they surface as fragments — moments that feel lived-in and unresolved, inviting interpretation rather than instruction. As an audience, we are not told what we are entering. We simply find ourselves inside it, sensing that something personal is being shaped without being fully revealed. What makes this moment compelling is the tension between how Lam speaks about the work and how it appears in the world. In conversation, he is clear that PURE marks a shift in how he relates to his own expression. “This was the first time I intentionally decided to...
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