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Exhibition

Rusty Coins by Jason Huang

Baroque House Art Gallery

22 January 2026 to 31 January 2026

22, 23, 29, 30 Jan 12:00PM - 12:00AM. Other days check @baroque.house for hours and DM for appointment.

Free admission

Synopsis

The work uses currency as its medium, transforming the imagery of paper money through metallization and rustification to symbolize the decay of the old system on the eve of the digital currency era. It reflects the global upheavals of the first half of the 21st century: the wavering of the dollar-dominated system, the isolation wrought by Brexit, Europe's ongoing predicaments, the labyrinthine conflict in Ukraine, and the harm inflicted upon civilians by violence in Israel.
Simultaneously, it documents the comprehensive rise of an Eastern power across political, economic, and cultural spheres. Through its visual metaphors of corrosion and distortion, the work serves as both a witness to the absurdity and violence of our time and a calm, steady gaze into the transformations yet to come.
Jason Huang, Artist
Sonia Ong, Curator

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