"in eternal return to true zero" dissects the dimensionality of the origin, proposing the concept of diaspora as not only a displacement from a homeland but also the migration of the home itself. As an extension of philosophical considerations of relative and paradoxical identities, the question arises of the relative and absolute origins from which such identity may be referenced.

This exhibition characterises two distinct axes of displacement — space and time, defining and paralleling motions and the relative origin along either, both, and neither dimensions. The artists explore the tangents and intersections of their individual and collective practices. Each offers a precise contextualisation of its defined origin, and examines the resulting differences of separation in relation to and as shaped by varying levels of self- and other-hood.