30 Under Thirty-ish brought together ten emerging artists navigating themes of identity, mental health, and self-discovery. From ceramics and textile to print, photography and mixed media, the show reflected the raw honesty and evolving voices of a generation coming into its own. As curator, I selected works from a broad open call, seeking pieces that spoke to both personal truth and shared experience.

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The exhibition was the centerpiece of a three-day art festival I organized, which included artist-led workshops, performances, and a community market. Together, it became a space for conversation and connection—amplifying young voices and making room for vulnerability, joy, and creative risk-taking.