About
Time and Memory
Virtual Exhibition + Artist Book
The Time and Memory exhibition is the latest chapter in the inspiring “Artist Book + Virtual Exhibition” project by the Arts to Hearts Project. Designed as a bi-monthly platform, this initiative celebrates emerging artists from around the globe, offering them a space to share their creativity with the world through beautifully curated art books and interactive virtual exhibitions.
Each edition of the project introduces a unique theme that sparks imagination and dialogue. The first edition, Color, explored the bold vibrancy of contemporary art, while the second, Lines and Curves, celebrated the fluidity of form and movement. Now, Time and Memory takes center stage, reflecting on the profound interplay between fleeting moments and lasting recollections. Through this theme, the voices of emerging artists resonate in deeply personal ways, inviting viewers to connect with universal experiences.
At its heart, this project is about elevating creative voices and breaking barriers within the arts. The Time and Memory exhibition embodies this mission, offering a space where art bridges the past and present, igniting reflections that linger far beyond the exhibition walls.
Step into the “Time and Memory Virtual Exhibition,” a celebration of creativity, innovation, and expression from across the globe. This exhibition brings together a diverse collection of artworks, each offering a glimpse into the unique vision and experiences of its creator. Free from boundaries, artists have explored a single theme with different styles and materials, turning their personal stories into powerful visual narratives. Immerse yourself in this inspiring journey of art without limits.
The Archieve of Lost Things
Room 4
“The Archive of Lost Things” is a carefully curated collection of artworks that delve into the importance of forgotten objects, memories, and experiences. This room is a space where discarded artifacts and overlooked moments are given a new purpose, as each piece breathes life into what might otherwise be considered insignificant. Through the transformative power of art, these works invite viewers to pause and reconsider the value and meaning of the past, encouraging reflection on how we assign worth to the things we leave behind. Using techniques such as assemblage, collage, and other mixed-media approaches, the artists in this collection skillfully transform the forgotten into something deeply meaningful, sparking conversations about memory, impermanence, and the beauty of rediscovery.
Exhibiting Artists
The Archieve of Lost Things
Jenna Deibel | Jennifer Jean Okumura | Aditi Hazra | Aleksandra Scepanovic | Aidamaris Roman Tejera | Arturo Garcia | Alexandra Monteiro | Canessa Thomas | AMIT JOSHII | Allie Pratt | Alicia Wilkinson | Armando Cabba | Elisabetta Liumbruno | Diana Budler | Dawn Thornhill | Cornelia B. Bienz | Chengyu Yao | Githa van Eeuwen | Ellen Amiryan | Gabrielle Castle | Arnab Haldar | Elizabeth Gorcey | Eileen Köhler | Jean Cherouny | Holly Hann | Indira Kakabayeva | Joanna Levesley | Maren Roelofsen | Marzieh Shojaei | Olga Isupova | Yulianus Yaps | Yamira Castellano | Vlada Kysla | Caro Dranow | Dallas Seitz | Unveiled Beauty | Dina Abdoos | Erin Bundock | Cher Pruys | Joseph Goldfedder | Kathy Williams | Karen Safer | Lea Radatz | Leia Davliakos | Leila Zolfalipour | Dov Fuchs
Exhibition Note
Welcome to Time and Memory, an exhibition that speaks to something we all share—the way moments shape us and memories linger in our hearts. Here, artists from across the world have come together to explore these universal experiences, creating pieces that resonate with life’s fragile, beautiful balance of the temporary and the timeless.
Through paintings, sculptures, photographs, and digital art, this collection invites you to see how time and memory weave their stories in countless, fascinating ways. Each artwork is a window into personal experiences, thoughts, and feelings, offering you a chance to reflect on your own connections to these themes.
Every artist showcased here has their own space, a corner of the exhibition where their voice shines. Their work is a reminder of how the passing moments we often take for granted can inspire something lasting and meaningful. Whether it’s a fleeting glance, a treasured childhood memory, or the rhythm of everyday life, Time and Memory captures these threads and brings them to life with creativity and emotion.
This exhibition isn’t just for art lovers or collectors; it’s for anyone who enjoys being reminded of our shared humanity. Step in, take your time, and discover how these stories of time and memory might echo within your own. Welcome to Time and Memory—where life’s most powerful moments are brought into focus.
