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Tides Between Worlds, Alexandra Maul captures the shifting essence of Kep—where sea, jungle, and countryside dissolve into one another, just as identities do. Her works move through fragments of coastline, the dense breath of forest, flashes of crabs and fish, and the quiet rhythm of the beach—not as literal landscapes, but as emotional terrains.

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Living between cultures, Maul approaches Kep not as a fixed place, but as a state of transition. The sea becomes a metaphor for movement and impermanence, the jungle a space of immersion and disorientation, the countryside a quiet anchor that is never entirely still. In her expressive, contemporary language, these elements are layered with gesture, color, and text—capturing moments that feel both intimate and distant.

Walter Koditek (German) is an urban planner, author and photographer based in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Since relocating to Asia in 2006, he has lived in Vietnam, Hong Kong and Cambodia, using photography to investigate and document the built environment This exhibition by Walter Koditek o ers an interim glimpse into his ongoing residency at Art for Kep, unfolding Kep’s modernist past through a dialogue between research and photography

A solo presentation by Shanghai Chang - Art for Kep is proud to present Ocean Costumes, a new installation by Cambodian multidisciplinary artist Shanghai Chang, created during her residency with the Art for Kep Artist Program.

From the banks of Pakistan’s dying River Ravi to the fishing communities of Kep, Alina Mehood spent her Art For Kep Residency tracing what disappears when water disappears-and found in Cambodia’s coastal dances, an unexpected echo of home

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