“Temporal Dialogue” seeks to explore the subtle relationship between language, space, and time. In this historical building, art is not merely the presentation of works—it becomes a response: a response to the sediment of bygone days, to the stories lingering in the space, and to the dialogue between two artists through their creations. This exhibition features oil paintings, works on paper, and sculptures by Lupa and Zheng Erqi. In special collaboration with Urayama, carefully selected antiques and plants are used to evoke a nostalgic atmosphere of temporal dislocation. Viewers seem to step into the very scene where the artists live and create—their artworks, furniture, and space seamlessly interwoven, constructing a new narrative dimension. From the moment one enters the exhibition, they become part of this unfolding dialogue. The term “Yan Jian” (言間)—with “間” (Jian) implying not only the presence of space but also the act of exchange between two or more people—captures the essence of this exhibition. Here, paintings serve as a form of language, expressing the differences and resonances between the two artists.”Shi Jing”（時景）further delves into how time influences the perception of a scene, how changes—subtle or dramatic—unfold in a fixed space as time passes. It ultimately points to the fleeting yet profound nature of the present moment.