In Passage presents works by fifteen MFA Computer Arts students from SVA's class of 2026, curated by Sophia Maria Takvorian. Taking its title from the Latin pandere — to stretch — the exhibition illuminates the space between the onset of a journey and its destination, inviting viewers to move through with fluidity and openness. Works range from Ronnie Ahlborn's projections onto transparent surfaces where viewers simultaneously see themselves and each other, to Hyeonghoo Cho's interactive sculpture activated by the accumulation of movement and presence. In an age of rapid technological expansion, the exhibition proposes passage and pause as equally necessary — movement and contemplation held in the same breath.
