“Opening the workshop – On the road”: Exhibition of three authors Xuan Dam, Ta Hien and Duy Trong
From August 1 to September 1, 2025, at Xen Ke Art Space (No. 1 Truong Han Sieu, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi), art lovers had the opportunity to experience the Open Studio program “On the Road”.Different from a normal exhibition, “Open Studio” is an art form in which the exhibition space is transformed into an open studio. Therefore, with the exhibition “On the Road”, viewers can feel the creative flow that is continuing in 30 works by three artists Xuan Dam, Ta Hien and Duy Trong
The three authors, who have been close friends since their youth, have gone through many journeys together, from restaurants, lively music, near and far parties to their artistic maturity. “On the Road” is therefore not only the name of the exhibition, but also a temporary stop to look back on their shared journey full of memories and creativity.
The work “Monologue” by author Ta Hien. Photo: Xen Ke Art Space
“Open workshop” – Open creative space
Unlike a conventional exhibition, “Open Studio” is an art form in which the exhibition space is transformed into an open studio. Here, the work is not the final result, but also a way for artists to share their creative process, while also creating conditions for the audience to get closer to their thoughts, perspectives and personal artistic journey. With “On the Road”, Xen Ke Art Space has opened up a space that is both intimate and interactive, where viewers can feel the ongoing flow of creativity.
During the month, “On the Road” left its mark as a visual symphony – Connecting three souls in harmony. The works are not simply products for display, but also pieces of a story of friendship and art, reflecting the exploration and change from the past to the present.
The work “Timbre” by author Duy Trong. Photo: Xen Ke Art Space
Although the exhibition has ended, the creative journey of the three authors Xuan Dam, Ta Hien and Duy Trong is still open. What remains from “On the Road” will continue to be the motivation for the three artists to continue on new paths in art and life.
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