Cambodian artist Kanitha Tith presents "Cycle of Life" at SNA Arts Management in Phnom Penh, a solo exhibition reflecting on nearly two decades of abstract practice. The show features her signature woven steel-wire sculptures, ink paintings created using metal strings as tools, and an oneiric video work titled "Boding" that explores the memory of the now-demolished White Building.
This exhibition is significant for its exploration of "vat sangsa," the Buddhist concept of life as a cyclical migration, and its preservation of Cambodian cultural memory. By utilizing quotidian materials and referencing historical sites like the White Building—a former hub for artists who survived the Khmer Rouge—Tith bridges the gap between personal intuition and the collective trauma and development of contemporary Cambodia.