Home Is Not a Place explores the emotional landscape of living between worlds, reflecting on belonging beyond geography. Through abstract mixed-media works and immersive spatial storytelling, the exhibition examines what we leave behind, what we carry with us, and how we continuously reconstruct ourselves across distance and time. Layered surfaces, fragmented forms, and gestural marks evoke universal emotions such as nostalgia, longing, and hope, offering an intimate reflection on transition and becoming.
At the heart of the exhibition is a hand-painted living room installation, an immersive and interactive space that invites visitors to step inside a literal painting. Every surface, including walls, furniture, floors, and frames, is transformed through expressive brushstrokes, dissolving the boundary between artwork and environment. This three-dimensional intervention extends the exhibition beyond the canvas, reinforcing the central idea that home is not a fixed place, but something shaped, inhabited, and rebuilt.
Home Is Not a Place embraces soft storytelling and emotional resonance. The exhibition stands as a tribute to those who left with courage or necessity and continue, every day, to redefine what home means, not as a place, but as a feeling carried within.
