Throughout human history, trade has been a shared language of communication, exchange, and transformation. What began with barter evolved into production systems, industry, digital networks, and algorithmic structures. Today, trade extends beyond the physical, shaped by data, speed, experience, and intuition.

The exhibition “Rhythm: Human, Technology, Trade” follows this transformation from a human-centered perspective. From early exchange to industrial production, from e-commerce to AI-driven processes, it highlights a constant across all eras: the human rhythm.

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Rather than presenting trade as a purely economic phenomenon, the exhibition reveals its emotional, cultural, and ethical layers. Stone, machine, screen, and data appear as parts of the same chain.

“Rhythm” is not about the speed of technology, but the human presence within it—an invitation to rediscover the human essence of trade.