Deja Brew Café & Gallery

This exhibition at Deja Gallery invites you to sit with a question most of us have asked ourselves at least once: what if a different choice had been made? Featuring works by Jood Jung, Ignat Martynov, Chae Sengkwon, Jessica Chen, Kotaro Yokomizo and Christine Cho, the exhibition explores how we carry our past and the quiet weight of decisions left behind. Each piece approaches that theme differently, making the experience feel personal rather than prescriptive. Feb 13-May 22. Free. Deja Gallery. Open Mon, Wed-Sun 8.30am-5pm

This group exhibition at Déjà Gallery centres on the idea of process, with works that engage with repetition, revision and transformation. Across painting, installation and mixed media, the artists explore how forms can be built, dismantled and reconfigured over time. Some works lean into material experimentation, while others approach the theme conceptually, using layering, erasure or reconstruction as a starting point. The exhibition does not follow a single narrative, instead presenting multiple interpretations of what it means to undo and redo. As a result, the viewing experience shifts from piece to piece, with each work offering a different entry point into the theme. It’s a varied show, but one held together by its focus on process rather than final outcome. DÉJÀ Brew Café and Gallery. Kong Sai Road, Wat Ket. 9am-5pm. Until May 22