A landscape to return to when you long to belong.
Working between memory and imagination, this piece explores home, distance, memory, and the quiet ways our roots continue to live within us.
Children gather water lilies from the water — a small act that holds the feeling of childhood, innocence, and belonging to a place before we ever understood what it meant to lose it.
A reminder that home is not always somewhere we can return to. Sometimes it survives in the smallest things we remember.
A landscape to return to when you long to belong.
Working between memory and imagination, this piece explores home, distance, memory, and the quiet ways our roots continue to live within us.
Children gather water lilies from the water — a small act that holds the feeling of childhood, innocence, and belonging to a place before we ever understood what it meant to lose it.
A reminder that home is not always somewhere we can return to. Sometimes it survives in the smallest things we remember.
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