The photography exhibition OF KIDS AND MEN reflects scenes of life and the imagined journey of boys growing up under a deeply rooted patriarchal society—one that strongly influences and shapes the ideal notion of masculinity in both lifestyle and responsibilities. These cultural practices have been passed down through generations, sometimes leading to clashes of perspectives and values, resulting in a Generation Crash.

Through these photographs, the subconscious emotions of young boys emerge—a blend of submission and rebellion. The characters in the images may represent a moment from your own childhood or a reflection of your grown self.

This exhibition invites you to reminisce about the transition into adulthood, to reflect on how you absorbed, learned, and navigated through those formative years. Most importantly, it asks: To what extent has your childhood shaped the person you are today?