FOST Gallery is delighted to present Long Decay, a solo exhibition by Jason Lim and his first with the gallery. The exhibition takes its title from an acoustic condition — the length of time a vibration continues after its source has fallen silent. In this exhibition, resonance is not approached as volume or spectacle, but as duration: what remains, what lingers, what refuses immediate disappearance.

Across ceramic sculpture, video and drawing, decay is not understood as loss, but as a measure of time. Clay remembers fire; sound remembers touch; the body remembers listening. Long Decay attends to these lingering states, where meaning does not arrive all at once but unfolds slowly, through sustained attention and the willingness to remain with what is fading. Rather than asking what sound produces, Lim asks how long it stays and what it leaves behind.