The Image shows a section of a multilayered artwork and depicts an old mansion on top of a cliff. The background of the image is a night sky filled with stars and the aurora borealis. Three butterflies are shown flying into the distance and a decorative design and crow or raven are printed in black of the glass over the image.

A detail of a multilayered artwork depicting a dystopian ruined underwater city made up of images laminated onto, and cut out of thin layers of plywood. There is a school of sushi soy sauce fish swimming past printed onto the rippled glass on the front of the work. There is used plastic sushi soy sauce containers in the shape of fish lining the bottom of the frame. A man in a suit and carrying a briefcase wears an antique diving helmet stands in the foreground. The faceplate of his diving helmet is a barometer.

The image shows a detail shot of a multi layered artwork. It depicts a seemingly young woman with antlers, printed on the glass, in black, along with high tension powerlines over a war-torn destroyed city. A rocket is shown blasting off in the distance.

Future Relics

Step into a world where belief meets memory, and the fantastical weaves through a landscape of chaos. Visual artist Christopher Boha presents an exhibition that dares us to explore what we hold sacred and what we’ll choose to preserve and remember. Through layered, wall-hung artworks and kinetic sculptures crafted from found and recycled materials, Boha reinterprets altars, reliquaries, and time capsules as vessels for survival. His work invites viewers to reflect on humanity’s evolving ties to narrative, memory, and the environment. Alongside the exhibition, Boha will lead a one-day workshop where participants create artworks from found objects, sparking community dialogue on memory and creativity.

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ "A visual masterpiece! THIS IS A MUST SEE!" – Christopher's mum

Presented by: Chris Boha

Discover the extraordinary journey of artist Christopher Boha, whose childhood began with tools and scrap wood in a rural Canadian town. There, he transformed the mundane into imaginative forts and sculptures, igniting his passion for creativity. A graduate of the Alberta College of Art and Design, Boha explores themes of belonging, home, and the narratives shaping our identities.
Since relocating to Adelaide in 2009 for his PhD, he has taught and exhibited across Australia, Canada, Italy, the USA, New Zealand, the UK, and China. During the Adelaide Fringe Festival, experience his latest exhibition that invites reflection on cultural stories and our perceptions of self. Don’t miss this chance to engage with an artist whose work resonates deeply in today’s chaotic world!

Sessions

Duration: Various durations (between 2hrs-7.5hrs)

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Suitability & Warnings

Content Rating: G

Family Friendly: Yes

Accessibility

: High Visual Content
: Suitable for audiences who may not have a comprehensive understanding of the English language