The notion of paradise has been a persistent theme throughout art history, often depicted as an idyllic, unattainable realm. Conversely, 'non-places,' a term coined by anthropologist Marc Augé, refers to transient spaces like airports, hotels, and highways—areas that facilitate movement but lack identity and history. By juxtaposing these concepts, "Utopia | Non-Places" invites viewers to reflect on the impermanence of idealized spaces and the human desire to find or create paradise within the ephemeral.