Their vision is to re-purpose cultural artifacts through reflection on knowledge, history, and socio-economic realities.

They also aim to negotiate transformative strategies for memory work and advocate for a better understanding of the critical force inherent in freedom of speech.

Their motivation is to foster diversity, inclusion, and kinship, actively engaging the audience as participants in this process.The group shares a common objective of using an interdisciplinary art praxis as a prism to explore the categorical distinction between facticity and validity in relation to the organization and symbolic power of ‘cultural heritage’.

The organization What Remains Gallery, established in 2009, is dedicated to encouraging artists and creative practitioners to critically reassess the culturally, socially, and politically constructed meanings of the modern world in relation to gender, class, nationality, and age. These factors shape meaning and deeply influence the sensory experience and conviviality across cities, regions, countries, and continents.