I held an exhibition of a small body of work that I had developed around the idea of 'Home' at a gallery space in London.

"Home is both a space and place, a time and a stage in one’s life. Home is as much fluid as it is rigid, it is flexible and complex. It seeks to ground and localize, but it is also an integral part of a world of movement, it is relative and contested, a site of ambivalence and a source of anxiety."

I’d struggled with trying to understand where Home is or should be for so long that reading this statement by Anastasia Christou, a renown scholar in migrant studies, was a reassurance. Perhaps Home should or could not be so easily determined, defined or understood.

I’ve come to realize that for me the notion of Home is too complex for any one straight response to the question of ‘where’. As for ‘what’ Home is, that too is not easily defined.

Finding Home considers all aspects of how I’ve come to understand my identity through understanding what and where Home is for me.

I invited visitors to the exhibition to touch and explore the objects presented.