Marking its 9th anniversary this year, Amado Annualale is an exhibition and project that focuses on various discourses occurring in the creation and process of the work. Organizers and artists have been matched to focus on conversations surrounding the exhibition. This year, Amado Annualale continues its discourse outside the exhibition hall beyond its role as a planner and artist. Amado Annualale is an exhibition that seeks to reveal the inner process by breaking down the boundaries of the preparation, beginning, and end of the exhibition, and expects to create various stories that can occur around the exhibition.
The biggest feature of the Amado Annualale is that the exhibition is created through dialogue between planners and artists. Everyday Practice observed non-verbal behaviors that appear in various forms when we talk, such as eyes, hands, mouth, and posture, and organized the design by interacting with the frame. We tried to visualize the nature of this exhibition, where discourse and criticism are actively conducted through lively conversation across frames.