My dear buddy Santi Bose would have turned 76 last week had he not left us early in 2002. One wonders how this singular magician who climaxed his tricks before kids and fellow oldies with his mantric incantation of “Sprikitiks Marabunta Smortskens!” would have fared well into the present, when his antic glossary of enchantments would have had to contend with AI and its own Pandora’s Box of disruptions.

Everyday is Like Sunday is a collection of sound-based works that transcend conventional notions of narrative and composition. Through the exhibition, Corinne de San Jose proposes an alternative way of holding belief, allowing silence to create the space where a shared sense of meaning might be recovered in an increasingly loud and fragmented world.

Elevating daily elements to extraordinary symbols, Navarroza’s photography aims toward an introspective experience—where internal dialogues become entangled with external histories. Navarroza’s self-portraits thus function at the intersection of access and expulsion.