KNOTTED TIMELINES   

Seager is pleased to present Knotted Timelines, a duo exhibition by Chaney Diao and Juliusz Grabianski

Bringing together distinct yet intersecting practices, the exhibition moves through layered symbols, parallel narratives, and technological terrains. Grabianski navigates speculative futures and algorithmic image production, while Chaney explores the tension between simulation and sensation, structure and desire. Across digital renderings, sculptural gestures, and narrative video, their works trace constructed realities and overlapping visual vocabularies.

Knotted Timelines is an exhibition series investigating the complex entanglements of past, present, and future. At a time when our sense of time feels increasingly fractured—marked by accelerating technological cycles, ecological crises, and shifting socio-political landscapes—this series challenges the linearity of history. Instead, it presents time as knotted, recursive, and unstable. Each exhibition in the series explores how we negotiate identity, agency, and survival in the face of ongoing uncertainty, using archival practices, contemporary rituals, and speculative futures as its lens.