Re-Figuring is a thought-provoking group exhibition that brings together recent works by ten contemporary visual artists working across painting, sculpture, graphic drawing, video, and photography. The exhibition interrogates the evolving role of the figure in contemporary art, treating it not as static representation but as a dynamic site of action, memory, and resistance. Exploring intersections of the body with ecology, surveillance, capitalist alienation, and institutional control, the exhibition critiques how environmental and technological matrices shape figuration in both visual and conceptual terms. It invites viewers to engage with figuration as a space of socio-political inquiry and affective resonance.