Exit Route turns toward escapism as a shared and recurring condition operating across different domains of life. It is not framed as disappearance from reality, but as an operative principle within reality itself. The works engage processes of suspension and self-projection, forming autonomous worlds with distinct internal frameworks. Taken together, they situate escapism within personal and social systems, where escape appears as reaction rather than departure.

Installed in a former shop within a functioning shopping mall, the exhibition researches commercial architecture as a site of routine escapism, neutral and continuous, structured for circulation and often dissolving orientation into drift.