Australian-Javanese artist Mashara Wachjudy contemplates and leans into loss and love in Always—a new work that takes comfort in careful arrangements of recent and past work.

Occupying the WestSpace Window, Always reflects on the tensions that arise between the accumulation of time and the importance of remembering. Sculptural and photographic, the work comprises framed digital prints, supported by sculptural structures made from glass bricks. Through these materials, the artist explores the architectural nature of memory, time and feeling.