Manifesto of Spring explores how the meaning of “spring,” long regarded as a symbol of democracy, has transformed under today’s social, political, and ecological conditions. At the intersection of Asia’s modern and contemporary upheavals—capital, colonialism, and the climate crisis—the exhibition questions the possibilities of resistance and solidarity in our time.

In designing this exhibition, EVERYDAY PRACTICE focused on narratives that resist being reduced to a single message. Images from different eras, the human body and non-human entities, scientific diagrams, and symbolic forms are juxtaposed and allowed to collide, revealing the complex conditions in which democracy and ecology, humans and non-humans, are entangled today. Rather than establishing a clear center, the design embraces a structure where multiple perspectives coexist, presenting the questions posed by Manifesto of Spring as open and unresolved.