Thuy Tien Nguyen: What month are we, my love?

Thủy Tiên Nguyễn appropriates the confidential archives of the beginnings of “Paris By Night,” a famous French variety show, to shape a poetic journey. At the Bao Gallery, sculpture meets movement to give form to the stories of the Vietnamese diaspora. The artist orchestrates a choreography of memory, where each piece acts as a suspended fragment of history. This artistic proposal avoids conventional paths by transforming television memories into a profound reflection on exile and transmission. The work accurately captures the persistence of memory, creating an intimate dialogue between generations and cultures. It's a valuable encounter to understand how identity is rebuilt through art, far beyond nostalgia.