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The DÉJÀ VU Exhibition at @arcdeepellum comes to an end THIS FRIDAY January 30, closing reception 7-9pm at 2602 Main St, Dallas (Deep Ellum)

Take this last chance to see works curated by @colab.atec, and dive into themes of time, memory and perception—plus one last multi-media music / visual performance by Daniel Kim @dothouse0 at 8pm 🎸 ✨

📷: scenes from M O V E M E N T at ARC
by @wafflesweekly

The DÉJÀ VU Exhibition at @arcdeepellum comes to an end THIS FRIDAY January 30, closing reception 7-9pm at 2602 Main St, Dallas (Deep Ellum)

Take this last chance to see works curated by @colab.atec, and dive into themes of time, memory and perception—plus one last multi-media music / visual performance by Daniel Kim @dothouse0 at 8pm 🎸 ✨

📷: scenes from M O V E M E N T at ARC
by @wafflesweekly

The DÉJÀ VU Exhibition at @arcdeepellum comes to an end THIS FRIDAY January 30, closing reception 7-9pm at 2602 Main St, Dallas (Deep Ellum)

Take this last chance to see works curated by @colab.atec, and dive into themes of time, memory and perception—plus one last multi-media music / visual performance by Daniel Kim @dothouse0 at 8pm 🎸 ✨

📷: scenes from M O V E M E N T at ARC
by @wafflesweekly

The DÉJÀ VU Exhibition at @arcdeepellum comes to an end THIS FRIDAY January 30, closing reception 7-9pm at 2602 Main St, Dallas (Deep Ellum)

Take this last chance to see works curated by @colab.atec, and dive into themes of time, memory and perception—plus one last multi-media music / visual performance by Daniel Kim @dothouse0 at 8pm 🎸 ✨

📷: scenes from M O V E M E N T at ARC
by @wafflesweekly

🔹Kristen Duong |@3amanhtus

Split Second, 2025
Immersive installation

Split Second is an immersive installation that materializes the elusive phenomenon of déjà vu. The viewer becomes the present moment, standing between a portal to the future, an abstract chrome mirror, and a portal to the past, a golden frame projecting a live feed.
A webcam records the viewer’s reflection, which is then projected with a slight delay into the frame behind them. What they see in the mirror is not their immediate self, but a ghost from a moment just passed. This temporal rift creates a disorienting loop, compelling one to question their own senses and memory. Split Second invites a personal investigation into the fragile nature of time, perception, and the haunting feeling that you have been here before.

Currently on view at @arcdeepellum gallery
Join us for the Closing Reception

🕖 Friday, January 30th, 2026 |7 - 9 PM
📍 2602 Main St, Dallas

🔹Kristen Duong |@3amanhtus

Split Second, 2025
Immersive installation

Split Second is an immersive installation that materializes the elusive phenomenon of déjà vu. The viewer becomes the present moment, standing between a portal to the future, an abstract chrome mirror, and a portal to the past, a golden frame projecting a live feed.
A webcam records the viewer’s reflection, which is then projected with a slight delay into the frame behind them. What they see in the mirror is not their immediate self, but a ghost from a moment just passed. This temporal rift creates a disorienting loop, compelling one to question their own senses and memory. Split Second invites a personal investigation into the fragile nature of time, perception, and the haunting feeling that you have been here before.

Currently on view at @arcdeepellum gallery
Join us for the Closing Reception

🕖 Friday, January 30th, 2026 |7 - 9 PM
📍 2602 Main St, Dallas

🔹Kristen Duong |@3amanhtus

Split Second, 2025
Immersive installation

Split Second is an immersive installation that materializes the elusive phenomenon of déjà vu. The viewer becomes the present moment, standing between a portal to the future, an abstract chrome mirror, and a portal to the past, a golden frame projecting a live feed.
A webcam records the viewer’s reflection, which is then projected with a slight delay into the frame behind them. What they see in the mirror is not their immediate self, but a ghost from a moment just passed. This temporal rift creates a disorienting loop, compelling one to question their own senses and memory. Split Second invites a personal investigation into the fragile nature of time, perception, and the haunting feeling that you have been here before.

Currently on view at @arcdeepellum gallery
Join us for the Closing Reception

🕖 Friday, January 30th, 2026 |7 - 9 PM
📍 2602 Main St, Dallas

🔹Kristen Duong |@3amanhtus

Split Second, 2025
Immersive installation

Split Second is an immersive installation that materializes the elusive phenomenon of déjà vu. The viewer becomes the present moment, standing between a portal to the future, an abstract chrome mirror, and a portal to the past, a golden frame projecting a live feed.
A webcam records the viewer’s reflection, which is then projected with a slight delay into the frame behind them. What they see in the mirror is not their immediate self, but a ghost from a moment just passed. This temporal rift creates a disorienting loop, compelling one to question their own senses and memory. Split Second invites a personal investigation into the fragile nature of time, perception, and the haunting feeling that you have been here before.

Currently on view at @arcdeepellum gallery
Join us for the Closing Reception

🕖 Friday, January 30th, 2026 |7 - 9 PM
📍 2602 Main St, Dallas

🔹Kristen Duong |@3amanhtus

Split Second, 2025
Immersive installation

Split Second is an immersive installation that materializes the elusive phenomenon of déjà vu. The viewer becomes the present moment, standing between a portal to the future, an abstract chrome mirror, and a portal to the past, a golden frame projecting a live feed.
A webcam records the viewer’s reflection, which is then projected with a slight delay into the frame behind them. What they see in the mirror is not their immediate self, but a ghost from a moment just passed. This temporal rift creates a disorienting loop, compelling one to question their own senses and memory. Split Second invites a personal investigation into the fragile nature of time, perception, and the haunting feeling that you have been here before.

Currently on view at @arcdeepellum gallery
Join us for the Closing Reception

🕖 Friday, January 30th, 2026 |7 - 9 PM
📍 2602 Main St, Dallas

We’re bringing a full night of performance, energy, movement, and experimentation to ARC Gallery.
Come support, feel, witness, and move with us ⚡️

🕖 Dec 11 • 7–9 PM
📍 ARC GALERRY • 2602 Main St, Dallas.

MOVEMENTS - a performance night curated by Professor Dean Terry (@therefore) featuring Kristen Duong, Jacqueline Nicole Hinojosa, Maikhanh Tran Ho, Zahra Jafarpour, Tina Vahed Khoshknab, Daniel Kim, Neal Ma, Diamond Nguyen.

With the support from ARC Gallery and the Bass School at UTDallas.

The current Deja Vu exhibition is also on view.

#dejavuexhibition #déjàvuexhibition #deepellum #artindeepellum #deepellumart #dallasart #dallasexhibition #performance #performancenight #MOVEMENTS

We’re bringing a full night of performance, energy, movement, and experimentation to ARC Gallery.
Come support, feel, witness, and move with us ⚡️

🕖 Dec 11 • 7–9 PM
📍 ARC GALERRY • 2602 Main St, Dallas.

MOVEMENTS - a performance night curated by Professor Dean Terry (@therefore) featuring Kristen Duong, Jacqueline Nicole Hinojosa, Maikhanh Tran Ho, Zahra Jafarpour, Tina Vahed Khoshknab, Daniel Kim, Neal Ma, Diamond Nguyen.

With the support from ARC Gallery and the Bass School at UTDallas.

The current Deja Vu exhibition is also on view.

#dejavuexhibition #déjàvuexhibition #deepellum #artindeepellum #deepellumart #dallasart #dallasexhibition #performance #performancenight #MOVEMENTS

Côlab presents Déjàvu Art Exhibition
Featuring Kristen Duong

Kristen Duong is a multidisciplinary artist and performer pursuing an MFA in Creative Practice at the University of Texas at Dallas. Her work explores memory, identity, and technology through immersive installations, sound, and performance. Treating technology as a poetic extension of the body, she transforms emotion and recollection into layered sensory landscapes. Influenced by her mother’s history as a dancer and Vietnamese immigrant, Duong reflects on restoration, vulnerability, and womanhood, creating contemplative spaces that explore cultural memory and belonging.

🕖 Opening Reception: Nov 7th, 2025 | 7 - 9 PM

📍ARC Gallery | 2602 Main St, Dallas

Juror: Marilyn Waligore

Exhibition Period: 11.07.2025 - 01.08.2026

Private Booking Review is available at

#colabatec #déjàvu #déjàvuexhibition #artexhibition #juriedartexhibition #juriedexhibition #exhibition #artinstallation #dallasart #dallasartexhibition #dallas #dallasartinstallation

Côlab presents Déjàvu Art Exhibition
Featuring Kristen Duong

Kristen Duong is a multidisciplinary artist and performer pursuing an MFA in Creative Practice at the University of Texas at Dallas. Her work explores memory, identity, and technology through immersive installations, sound, and performance. Treating technology as a poetic extension of the body, she transforms emotion and recollection into layered sensory landscapes. Influenced by her mother’s history as a dancer and Vietnamese immigrant, Duong reflects on restoration, vulnerability, and womanhood, creating contemplative spaces that explore cultural memory and belonging.

🕖 Opening Reception: Nov 7th, 2025 | 7 - 9 PM

📍ARC Gallery | 2602 Main St, Dallas

Juror: Marilyn Waligore

Exhibition Period: 11.07.2025 - 01.08.2026

Private Booking Review is available at

#colabatec #déjàvu #déjàvuexhibition #artexhibition #juriedartexhibition #juriedexhibition #exhibition #artinstallation #dallasart #dallasartexhibition #dallas #dallasartinstallation

This Friday ‼️ @colab.atec x @arcdeepellum presents DÉJÀ VU: a juried group exhibition that transforms the sensation of familiarity into a poetic encounter with time and memory.

Bringing together 11 artists working across painting, sculpture, performance, sound, and interactive media, Déjà Vu invites viewers into a space where emotion and perception intertwine—where the past and present echo within each other.

Opening reception November 7
7-9pm | 2602 Main St, Dallas TX
Music performance by Daniel Kim @ 8pm
Free to attend

Light refreshments available 🍷 🧀

📷: @wafflesweekly behind the scenes of DÉJÀ VU

This Friday ‼️ @colab.atec x @arcdeepellum presents DÉJÀ VU: a juried group exhibition that transforms the sensation of familiarity into a poetic encounter with time and memory.

Bringing together 11 artists working across painting, sculpture, performance, sound, and interactive media, Déjà Vu invites viewers into a space where emotion and perception intertwine—where the past and present echo within each other.

Opening reception November 7
7-9pm | 2602 Main St, Dallas TX
Music performance by Daniel Kim @ 8pm
Free to attend

Light refreshments available 🍷 🧀

📷: @wafflesweekly behind the scenes of DÉJÀ VU

This Friday ‼️ @colab.atec x @arcdeepellum presents DÉJÀ VU: a juried group exhibition that transforms the sensation of familiarity into a poetic encounter with time and memory.

Bringing together 11 artists working across painting, sculpture, performance, sound, and interactive media, Déjà Vu invites viewers into a space where emotion and perception intertwine—where the past and present echo within each other.

Opening reception November 7
7-9pm | 2602 Main St, Dallas TX
Music performance by Daniel Kim @ 8pm
Free to attend

Light refreshments available 🍷 🧀

📷: @wafflesweekly behind the scenes of DÉJÀ VU

This Friday ‼️ @colab.atec x @arcdeepellum presents DÉJÀ VU: a juried group exhibition that transforms the sensation of familiarity into a poetic encounter with time and memory.

Bringing together 11 artists working across painting, sculpture, performance, sound, and interactive media, Déjà Vu invites viewers into a space where emotion and perception intertwine—where the past and present echo within each other.

Opening reception November 7
7-9pm | 2602 Main St, Dallas TX
Music performance by Daniel Kim @ 8pm
Free to attend

Light refreshments available 🍷 🧀

📷: @wafflesweekly behind the scenes of DÉJÀ VU

This Friday ‼️ @colab.atec x @arcdeepellum presents DÉJÀ VU: a juried group exhibition that transforms the sensation of familiarity into a poetic encounter with time and memory.

Bringing together 11 artists working across painting, sculpture, performance, sound, and interactive media, Déjà Vu invites viewers into a space where emotion and perception intertwine—where the past and present echo within each other.

Opening reception November 7
7-9pm | 2602 Main St, Dallas TX
Music performance by Daniel Kim @ 8pm
Free to attend

Light refreshments available 🍷 🧀

📷: @wafflesweekly behind the scenes of DÉJÀ VU

This Friday ‼️ @colab.atec x @arcdeepellum presents DÉJÀ VU: a juried group exhibition that transforms the sensation of familiarity into a poetic encounter with time and memory.

Bringing together 11 artists working across painting, sculpture, performance, sound, and interactive media, Déjà Vu invites viewers into a space where emotion and perception intertwine—where the past and present echo within each other.

Opening reception November 7
7-9pm | 2602 Main St, Dallas TX
Music performance by Daniel Kim @ 8pm
Free to attend

Light refreshments available 🍷 🧀

📷: @wafflesweekly behind the scenes of DÉJÀ VU

This Friday ‼️ @colab.atec x @arcdeepellum presents DÉJÀ VU: a juried group exhibition that transforms the sensation of familiarity into a poetic encounter with time and memory.

Bringing together 11 artists working across painting, sculpture, performance, sound, and interactive media, Déjà Vu invites viewers into a space where emotion and perception intertwine—where the past and present echo within each other.

Opening reception November 7
7-9pm | 2602 Main St, Dallas TX
Music performance by Daniel Kim @ 8pm
Free to attend

Light refreshments available 🍷 🧀

📷: @wafflesweekly behind the scenes of DÉJÀ VU

This Friday ‼️ @colab.atec x @arcdeepellum presents DÉJÀ VU: a juried group exhibition that transforms the sensation of familiarity into a poetic encounter with time and memory.

Bringing together 11 artists working across painting, sculpture, performance, sound, and interactive media, Déjà Vu invites viewers into a space where emotion and perception intertwine—where the past and present echo within each other.

Opening reception November 7
7-9pm | 2602 Main St, Dallas TX
Music performance by Daniel Kim @ 8pm
Free to attend

Light refreshments available 🍷 🧀

📷: @wafflesweekly behind the scenes of DÉJÀ VU

This Friday ‼️ @colab.atec x @arcdeepellum presents DÉJÀ VU: a juried group exhibition that transforms the sensation of familiarity into a poetic encounter with time and memory.

Bringing together 11 artists working across painting, sculpture, performance, sound, and interactive media, Déjà Vu invites viewers into a space where emotion and perception intertwine—where the past and present echo within each other.

Opening reception November 7
7-9pm | 2602 Main St, Dallas TX
Music performance by Daniel Kim @ 8pm
Free to attend

Light refreshments available 🍷 🧀

📷: @wafflesweekly behind the scenes of DÉJÀ VU

This Friday ‼️ @colab.atec x @arcdeepellum presents DÉJÀ VU: a juried group exhibition that transforms the sensation of familiarity into a poetic encounter with time and memory.

Bringing together 11 artists working across painting, sculpture, performance, sound, and interactive media, Déjà Vu invites viewers into a space where emotion and perception intertwine—where the past and present echo within each other.

Opening reception November 7
7-9pm | 2602 Main St, Dallas TX
Music performance by Daniel Kim @ 8pm
Free to attend

Light refreshments available 🍷 🧀

📷: @wafflesweekly behind the scenes of DÉJÀ VU

This Friday ‼️ @colab.atec x @arcdeepellum presents DÉJÀ VU: a juried group exhibition that transforms the sensation of familiarity into a poetic encounter with time and memory.

Bringing together 11 artists working across painting, sculpture, performance, sound, and interactive media, Déjà Vu invites viewers into a space where emotion and perception intertwine—where the past and present echo within each other.

Opening reception November 7
7-9pm | 2602 Main St, Dallas TX
Music performance by Daniel Kim @ 8pm
Free to attend

Light refreshments available 🍷 🧀

📷: @wafflesweekly behind the scenes of DÉJÀ VU

With methods and inspiration drawing from old and new methodology, Côlab’s interactive artworks evoke curiosity and wonder. See them at @midnight.in.nowhere

11.1-2. Tickets available now.

With methods and inspiration drawing from old and new methodology, Côlab’s interactive artworks evoke curiosity and wonder. See them at @midnight.in.nowhere

11.1-2. Tickets available now.

With methods and inspiration drawing from old and new methodology, Côlab’s interactive artworks evoke curiosity and wonder. See them at @midnight.in.nowhere

11.1-2. Tickets available now.

With methods and inspiration drawing from old and new methodology, Côlab’s interactive artworks evoke curiosity and wonder. See them at @midnight.in.nowhere

11.1-2. Tickets available now.

DÉJÀ VU EXHIBITION
Côlab is proud to present Déjà Vu, the juried art show at ARC gallery!
This immersive group exhibition dives deep into the themes of time, memory, and perception, featuring a diverse range of innovative contemporary artworks—from interactive installations and video art to painting and performance.
Don’t Miss the Opening Reception: 
🗓️ Friday, November 7th, 2025 | 7–9 PM 
📍 ARC Gallery | 2602 Main St, Dallas, TX
🔊 SPECIAL EVENT: Sound Interactive Performance @ 8:00 PM
The exhibition runs through January 8, 2026, featuring works juried by Professor Marilyn Waligore.
Featuring the work of 12 talented artists: Anisha Chaudhary, Amanda Dunbar, Betül Sertkaya, Diamond Nguyen, Daniel Kim, Kristen Duong, Monica Berlanga, Lauren E. Allen, Olga Arseniev Johnson, Scott Tucker & Baotran Vo, and Vaji Zamaniderkaani.
👉 Find all event details on our website (Link in Bio!): colabatec.com
See you there!
#DejaVuExhibition #DallasArt #ARCgallery #Cōlab #InteractiveArt #PerformanceArt #DFWevents #ArtOpening

DÉJÀ VU EXHIBITION
Côlab is proud to present Déjà Vu, the juried art show at ARC gallery!
This immersive group exhibition dives deep into the themes of time, memory, and perception, featuring a diverse range of innovative contemporary artworks—from interactive installations and video art to painting and performance.
Don’t Miss the Opening Reception: 
🗓️ Friday, November 7th, 2025 | 7–9 PM 
📍 ARC Gallery | 2602 Main St, Dallas, TX
🔊 SPECIAL EVENT: Sound Interactive Performance @ 8:00 PM
The exhibition runs through January 8, 2026, featuring works juried by Professor Marilyn Waligore.
Featuring the work of 12 talented artists: Anisha Chaudhary, Amanda Dunbar, Betül Sertkaya, Diamond Nguyen, Daniel Kim, Kristen Duong, Monica Berlanga, Lauren E. Allen, Olga Arseniev Johnson, Scott Tucker & Baotran Vo, and Vaji Zamaniderkaani.
👉 Find all event details on our website (Link in Bio!): colabatec.com
See you there!
#DejaVuExhibition #DallasArt #ARCgallery #Cōlab #InteractiveArt #PerformanceArt #DFWevents #ArtOpening

Here are some detail shots from the Longing - Light & Sound Interactive Installation, showcased at the Layers: Material Realities exhibition held at ATC Gallery on April 17th, 2025.

Curated by professor SV Randall

Lồng-ing (longing), Lồng in Đèn Lồng (noun) /dɛŋ ləwŋ/ in Vietnamese means lantern lights.
Longing is an interactive light and sound installation created in collaboration with Diamond Nguyen and Bao Tran Vo. Through Vietnamese landscapes and cultural memory, it explores the connection between nature and self, memory and place. Inspired by rice fields, coastlines, and monsoon rhythms, it evokes a sense of belonging and ancestral presence. Crafted from bamboo, willow, mulberry, and rice paper, the sculptures reflect traditional craftsmanship and organic forms. Ambient sounds and binaural tones awaken the Earth’s quiet voices, offering a meditative space for reflection. Through light, sound, and material, Longing becomes a living map of memory—fragile yet grounded, ever-shifting yet deeply rooted in Vietnamese identity and the shared human longing for connection.

#colabatec #longinginstallation

Here are some detail shots from the Longing - Light & Sound Interactive Installation, showcased at the Layers: Material Realities exhibition held at ATC Gallery on April 17th, 2025.

Curated by professor SV Randall

Lồng-ing (longing), Lồng in Đèn Lồng (noun) /dɛŋ ləwŋ/ in Vietnamese means lantern lights.
Longing is an interactive light and sound installation created in collaboration with Diamond Nguyen and Bao Tran Vo. Through Vietnamese landscapes and cultural memory, it explores the connection between nature and self, memory and place. Inspired by rice fields, coastlines, and monsoon rhythms, it evokes a sense of belonging and ancestral presence. Crafted from bamboo, willow, mulberry, and rice paper, the sculptures reflect traditional craftsmanship and organic forms. Ambient sounds and binaural tones awaken the Earth’s quiet voices, offering a meditative space for reflection. Through light, sound, and material, Longing becomes a living map of memory—fragile yet grounded, ever-shifting yet deeply rooted in Vietnamese identity and the shared human longing for connection.

#colabatec #longinginstallation

Our first attempt to bring Longing to life in the woods began one cold March night. We moved through darkness, guided only by headlamps and hope—repositioning sculptures, stretching tangled wires, fine-tuning code, and testing the breath of each sensor. The forest held its breath with us. But just as everything neared alignment, the rain arrived—soft at first, then relentless—soaking the earth, turning paths to mud, and halting our efforts. Longing remained unfinished, unable to make its debut at Midnight in Nowhere: Rite of Spring. Still, that night stayed with us—fragile, chaotic, and quietly beautiful in its own way.

#MidnightinNowhere #LongingInstallation #Colabatec

Longing- Light & Sound Interactive Installation + Performance Teaser

Longing is an interactive light and sound installation created in collaboration with Diamond Nguyen and Bao Tran Vo. Through Vietnamese landscapes and cultural memory, it explores the connection between nature and self, memory and place. The performance is the newest iteration of Longing, experimenting the relationship of human movement, nature and technology.

RSVP link on bio
May 7th, 2025
7:30 PM

#LongingInstallation #Colabatec

Côlab present to you Longing - Sound & Light Interactive Performance

Lồng-ing (longing), Lồng in Đèn Lồng (noun) /dɛŋ ləwŋ/ in Vietnamese means lantern lights.
Longing is an interactive light and sound installation created in collaboration with Diamond Nguyen and Bao Tran Vo. Through Vietnamese landscapes and cultural memory, it explores the connection between nature and self, memory and place. Inspired by rice fields, coastlines, and monsoon rhythms, it evokes a sense of belonging and ancestral presence. Crafted from bamboo, willow, mulberry, and rice paper, the sculptures reflect traditional craftsmanship and organic forms. Ambient sounds and binaural tones awaken the Earth’s quiet voices, offering a meditative space for reflection. Through light, sound, and material, Longing becomes a living map of memory—fragile yet grounded, ever-shifting yet deeply rooted in Vietnamese identity and the shared human longing for connection. The performance is the newest iteration of Longing, experimenting the relationship of human movement, nature and technology.

RSVP link on bio
MAY 7th, 2025
7:30PM
Prairie Creek Park (please follow the map instruction for specific location)

#LongingInstallation #Colabatec

“The Thinnest Hint of a Greenish Glint” is a 15 minute performance & sound piece in two parts for the Ginger Roots Asian American Arts Festival @gingerroots.tx.

Performed by Kit Presley @kitniicco and Kristen Duong @3amanhtus, written by @therefore, costume design by @yxxjixtxng @itszacknguyen

Thanks to @daaartclub @whatsgoinghahn
Created by current & former @ut_dallas students & professor Dean Terry at @utdbass in ACTS Anechoic Chamber & Transmedia Studio @acts.utd

“The Thinnest Hint of a Greenish Glint” is a 15 minute performance & sound piece in two parts for the Ginger Roots Asian American Arts Festival @gingerroots.tx.

Performed by Kit Presley @kitniicco and Kristen Duong @3amanhtus, written by @therefore, costume design by @yxxjixtxng @itszacknguyen

Thanks to @daaartclub @whatsgoinghahn
Created by current & former @ut_dallas students & professor Dean Terry at @utdbass in ACTS Anechoic Chamber & Transmedia Studio @acts.utd