Are We Nearly There Yet?" — a question often asked with impatience, curiosity, or wishful anticipation of a destination to come — frames Medusa’s exhibition on cultural memory. While image trends fade quickly, certain visual tropes endure, shaping a generation’s coming-of-age. From cartoons and pop culture to the bold, simple forms of “naïve” aesthetics, these icons hold meaning beyond their fleeting presence. The works nod to such imagery but avoid mere nostalgia. Instead, they explore how playful visuals convey longing, liminality, and critique of "adult" power structures. This exhibition focuses less on answers and more on validating what is often dismissed as “childlike” in contemporary life.