Synesthesia

Solo Exhibition
Regenerated
Seungjin Lee

Opening Reception
Thursday, May 7, 6–9 PM
Featuring a live sound performance by Seungjin Lee

Exhibition Dates
Friday, May 8 – Saturday, May 9
12–5 PM

Gallery Address
43 Porter Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Free admission

"Regenerated" presents ten years of work by artist Seungjin Lee created in New York City. Through painting, drawing, and performance, Lee explores how digital technology shapes everyday life and quietly changes the way we think, feel, and exist.
From AI-generated images to endless social media feeds and the strange beauty of broken screens, his work reflects both a deep love for digital culture and an unspoken anxiety toward it.
At its core, Regenerated is a reflection on the relationship between human identity and a world that is constantly being rewritten by technology.

A Different State

Featuring works by
Benjamin Kendall .benjaminkendall
Brandon English
James Hopper

On view: April 3 – May 3, 2026
Location: 43 Porter Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11237
Gallery hours: Friday–Sunday, 4–8 PM

Closing Reception:
Friday, May 1 at 8 PM
Sound performance by Brandon English

Benjamin Kendall is a poet and noise maker from Atlanta, Georgia living in Brooklyn, New York. Concerned with the reconnecting, rediscovery, and the reclaiming of stolen space, time, and histories; his work is there to resist with a radical responsibility and reevaluation of how history is remembered as an artist making sound, disruptions, situations of seeing, and language.

Brandon English is an interdisciplinary visual artist interested in counter-surveillance archival practices and how they intersect with vestiges of vernacular image making, tool making and democratized imaging technologies (cellphones, dslrs, surveillance cams etc.). Additionally his work broaches the various lineages of African American object performance by way of instrument building and sound performances.

James Hopper is a painter working with portraiture and landscape to address questions of other/kinship, the radical extension of empathy, and how representation can interrogate the fundamental assumptions that shape our world.