Hamisrasha , 2024

In my work, I explore the concept of "home" as a continuous process of exposure- peeling back the layers of the domestic sphere to reveal its hidden skeleton. For me, home is a shifting territory between body,

memory, and an intergenerational perspective on motherhood;
a space where the industrial and the organic collide. Through a series of installations- from etched milk cartons to heavy blackout shades-I create an "exposed carcass" that offers stability while remaining inherently fractured.

I am interested in the Uncanny:
that unsettling dissonance that arises within our most intimate and familiar spaces. My exhibition invites a wandering through these thresholds, navigating the tension between cold, opaque surfaces and the warmth of light piercing through hand-cut slits. Between the anxiety of loss and the tenderness of a maternal embrace, I seek to hold onto something, or someone, within the ambiguity of a fading memory.