“Homecoming” explores return, memory, and the uneasy familiarity of where we come from.
A small, dark structure sits beneath a sky alive with watchful forms—eye-like shapes drifting and repeating, suggesting presence rather than emptiness. The space feels both protected and exposed, as if the act of returning brings with it the weight of being seen.
There is a quiet tension between shelter and vulnerability. The house stands as a symbol of grounding, yet the surrounding environment refuses stillness, alive with motion and awareness.
The piece reflects the idea that home is not always a place of rest, but a confrontation with memory, identity, and everything that remains unfinished.
