Home(s)
Home(s) is about going home or finding it.

Third Culture Kids often view home as a concept that extends beyond the buildings they’ve grown up in due to their mobile childhood. However, many of them long for the impossible opportunity of assembling together a home where all cultures lived-in are present physically in one place. The process involved collecting various images of doors from around the world and meshing them together to create a “cultural realm”. The layering of images represent multiple cultural transitions and together portray a multi-layered home.

Medium
Digital Collage 

About the Project
This project explores different methods of interpreting the Third Culture Kid experience, through appropriated image making mediums. It visualizes cultural identity as a fluid and uprooted entity as opposed to one that is fixed or embedded. It also presents ways in which TCKs define themselves through their struggles to conform within a cultural catergory or nationality. 

View the rest of the Project: 
(Coming soon)
— 1 Culturally Confused Objects 
— 2 Home(s) 
— 3 Airplane Windows 
—  4 Zine