River City Bangkok presents the highly anticipated solo exhibition "Sometimes I Lost, Sometimes I Found" by artist Zito Hsu. This exhibition will offer a deeply evocative exploration of loss, memory, and emotional resonance, evolving from the earlier project "Lost & Found LAB." during Zito’s residency at Tainan’s Soulangh Cultural Park in early 2024, transforms the personal and collective narratives of loss into compelling visual and interactive experiences.

Through a call for submissions in "Lost & Found LAB.", Zito received numerous poignant letters recounting not only everyday lost items like pens, umbrellas, and erasers but also intangible treasures such as lost time, freedom, friendships, and even the sense of pure joy from childhood. These stories reveal the enduring emotional connections tied to the things and moments we lose, highlighting how memories can transport us back to cherished times and awaken a spectrum of emotions. Zito Hsu’s "Sometimes I Lost, Sometimes I Found", thus, invites audiences to reflect on the multifaceted nature of loss and rediscovery.

Central to the exhibition is the idea that while some lost things may never return, the memories they evoke become integral parts of our identity. Zito captures these themes in a series of paintings inspired by the letters, translating the melancholic yet profound sentiments of loss into a vibrant and reflective artistic dialogue. Among these motifs, the recurring symbol of a cat’s milk tooth—rooted in Zito’s bond with her pet cat Choco—represents transformation and renewal. Just as these teeth are gifts marking growth, they symbolize how every loss can lead to a form of rediscovery.

The exhibition is divided into five thematic zones, each designed to immerse viewers in a journey of memory, connection, and introspection.