SORS is a curator-led platform dedicated to contemporary artistic practices that engage perception as a site of inquiry, disruption, and resonance. Named after the Latin word sors, a term for fate, lot, or the casting of oracles, SORS draws on the poetics of uncertainty to explore how the invisible shapes what we see, hear, and remember.

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Foregrounding moving image, sound, and time-based practices, SORS centers artists whose work navigates the thresholds between sensation and structure, memory and media, presence and disappearance. It considers perception not just as personal experience, but as a field shaped by politics, technology, and historical depth.

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Through long-form interviews, editorial writing, and cross-disciplinary dialogue, SORS operates as both a curatorial proposition and a discursive space, mapping new relations between form and thought, image and attention.

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Founded by curator Alice Nien-pu Ko, SORS invites audiences to encounter art not as representation, but as transmission: affective, elusive, and continually unfolding.