Home has long been understood as a place of refuge and belonging, a fixed point in an uncertain world. But in our age of constant movement and digital connection, home has become something more complex: not just a place, but a feeling, a memory, a longing.
Where Is Home brings together eleven artists who explore the shifting meaning of home in contemporary life. The works in this exhibition move beyond traditional representations of domestic space to examine how we construct belonging in an increasingly transient world. Through painting, photography, film, and sculpture, these artists investigate the threshold between public and private, the rituals that anchor us, and the memories that shape our sense of place.
The exhibition navigates multiple registers of home: as a physical structure and psychological state, as a site of intimacy and performance, as something inherited and something imagined. Some works trace the architectural details of domestic interiors. Others explore displacement and the search for connection across cultural boundaries. Still others examine how technology mediates our experience of intimacy, with the screen's glow replacing the warmth of the hearth.
Taken together, these diverse perspectives reveal home not as a destination we arrive at, but as a continuous process of making and remaking ourselves in relation to the spaces we inhabit.
