25/08/2026
Do your daily errands ever feel like a workout? 🤔 Musquiqui Chihying’s The Jog (2014) flips the mundane routine of grocery shopping on its head.
In modern city life, checkout counters wait for shoppers much like finish lines wait for runners. But instead of hopping on a gym treadmill, Musquiqui uses a supermarket conveyor belt as their track - running directly against the movement of the cashier 🏃🛒
By turning a symbol of consumer convenience into an obstacle course, the work offers a playful, unexpected look at how we move through everyday urban spaces.
📍 Check out Musquiqui Chihying: A Life of Navigation for free in our HENI Project Space until Sun 18 Oct.
Images courtesy of the artist.