Vela Projects presents Mount Analogue, the gallery’s first group exhibition, featuring work by Cheryl Traub-Adler, Samuel Moscou, Nada Baraka, and Tzung Hui Lauren Lee.
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A graduate of the Michaelis School of Fine Art, Adler has worked as a fine artist, art therapist, educator, and theatre practitioner. She has had five solo exhibitions, including, most recently, elementals & incidentals at Nel Gallery and Analogue V at Alliance Française.
She has contributed work to numerous group shows over the last ten years, and has also participated in international residencies in Portugal, Greece, and Morocco.
Cheryl has staged several performances, both solo and collaborative, and her installations have been exhibited both locally and internationally.

Nada Baraka(b. Cairo, 1990) is an Egyptian painter who holds an MA in Fine Art from Central Saint Martins, London, and a BA in Visual Arts from the American University in Cairo. Her works have been exhibited in institutions across Cairo, London, Johannesburg, Cape Town, Paris, Lisbon, and Dubai. Selected solo and duo shows include: Across a Velvet Horizon, Tabari Art Space, Dubai (2025); Land of Sequels, Gypsum Gallery, Cairo (2021); and Cosmic Truths and Tales to be Told, Gypsum Gallery, Cairo (2018).
In 2023, Baraka received the Anna Award from Latitudes Online, and received the Apex Art grant for her group exhibition, Valley of Walls in 2023

Moscou was born in Johannesburg and moved to Boolaroo (Perth) in Western Australia as a child. Since teaching himself how to paint in 2019, Moscou has had two solo exhibitions, MUDSLINGER at Cheap Tongue Gallery,Fremantle (2024) and CHIGGY CHIGG at mixed use space Local and Aesthetic, Perth (2021). He also participated in the group show Small at Stala Contemporary, Perth (2024).

Lee was born in Johannesburg, South Africa in 1998. She graduated from the Wits School of Art in 2020. Since then, she has participated in a number of group exhibitions, including I hear you at BKhz Gallery (2023) and Oh So Quiet at Whatiftheworld (2023).
Her work has been featured at art fairs by BubblegumClub Gallery (2022) and FORMS Art Gallery (2022). She has participated in residencies with the Leipzig International Art Programme (LIA) and has created commissioned work for BMW.
In addition to fine art, Lee also works as a set designer. Most recently, studying for an MFA in Scenography at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, London. Lee designed a stage for an adaptation of We Can Remember It For You Wholesale by Philip K. Dick directed by Neha Hemachandra at Barn Theatre in London.