Chez Moi unfolds as an inquiry into unvarnished reality - into forms of truth that are intimate, chaotic, tender, or unresolved. Rather than situating the works within the abstraction of a conventional gallery setting, the exhibition inhabits the domestic: the site of lived experience, where space is shaped by memory, conflict, affection, and desire The domestic interior - specifically, the space of the home - offers a context shaped by intimacy rather than neutrality. In its repetitions and routines, its accumulated traces and textures, the home becomes a space where emotion unfolds without pretence. Behind closed doors lies not only the architecture of daily life, but also the residue of longing, tenderness, shame, and all that resists articulation The act of viewing becomes, in this context, a conscious transgression - one shaped not by passive observation, but by mutual implication. It is a subtle complicity, an invitation extended by artists and curators. It is a sanctioned closeness, a guarded acceptance of intrusion. It is a negotiation - delicate and unresolved - around proximity, trust, boundary, and recognition. Artists: Dien Berziga / James Lang Marie-Therese Heublein Mark Lawson Bell Christine Lee Huang Wei / Tommy Jayne Petherick Fergus Channon Anaïs Öst Lucas Bullens Zhu Yiming Cizzoe Yi Wang Fernando M. Romero Hu Zeqia Qiu Jiahao Ruiji Han Tan Miao Tong Mo Yuming Lu Zhong Qian