Opened on 5 June 2025 at Campbell Works, London, Inodyssey brought together eight international artists, Aya Haidar, Deniz Pasha, Fatoş İrwen, Ghafar Tajmohammad, Güler Ates, Liza Jesse-Kats, Malak Mattar, and Özgül Arslan, with curators Bengü Gün, Gözde Altun, and Murat Balcı to explore narratives of migration, memory, and belonging. Coinciding with Refugee Week and supported by Arts Council England and Saha Foundation, the exhibition presented multidisciplinary works alongside a public programme of talks, workshops, and collective gatherings.

Developed through a series of intimate conversations between curators and artists, Inodyssey unfolded as both an outward and inward journey, reflecting the intertwined experiences of displacement and self-discovery. Bringing together distinct yet resonant voices, the project transformed personal stories into shared ground, inviting audiences to reflect on identity, memory, and belonging.

Photos: Benjamin Deakin