Holding Space brings together artworks that map the mutable relation that humanity shares with faith, tracing how it intersects with desire, loss, rebirth, and remembrance.The exhibiting artists deploy an array of materialities to honour how every individual’s encounter with faith is uniquely personal. In the same breath, it reveals how these personal convictions ultimately shape our collective praxis within society. Seen together, the artworks renounce a singular decree or narrative; they simply sit alongside each other, with each work conversing in its own distinct dialect.This exhibition reflects our institutional commitment to contextualizing pervasive cultural phenomena within the critical framework of contemporary art. By positioning faith as both a historical cornerstone and a facilitator for change, Muziris Contemporary aims to invite important discourse about the human condition out of the abstract and directly within the walls of our gallery.As de Certeau once wrote, space is a practiced place.