Art does not need to be monumental to command a room. Volume Control is an exhibition about presence the way a work can swell with energy, saturate the air around it, or retreat into a charged quietness. Here, scale is not measured in inches or feet but in impact, in how a piece holds you, pulls you closer, or lingers in your mind long after you’ve stepped away.

Each artwork in this exhibition sets its own volume. Some pieces hum with tension, colors vibrating, lines pressing forward, every mark a declaration of intent. Others feel hushed, their power residing in restraint, in the smallest gesture or a barely-there shift of tone. None of the works shout with size, yet each one insists on being noticed, asking you to meet it where it stands.