House of Spider Silk is an exploration of the invisible structures that bind, bond, and sustain us: the quiet architectures of body, land, ritual, and memory. Curated with Muzzumil Ruheel, the exhibition brings together works by Pakistani artists Farida Batool, Naiza Khan, Sara Khan, Kishwar Kiani, Seher Naveed, Risham Hosain Syed, and Masooma Syed

The works in the exhibiton move between intimate and collective forms of holding, with precise and gestural explorations of line, boundary, perception, and form. Borders shift with perspective, mental structures are frozen into metal scaffolds, submerged landscapes drift in and out of memory, and sacred objects take on mythic charge. The artists share a language of restraint, intention, and attention: asking us to slow down, look deeper, and look beneath.

Weaving across the exhibition is an unspoken thread: the fragile space between being held and being bound. Too little and we drift untethered. Too much and we can't breathe. Every attachment has a price.The question is how much we are willing to give.