A home is less a fixed place than a state formed through the accumulation of repeated actions and time. What happens when this state is continuously reshaped through movement between different contexts? This work builds form through the physical process of tearing, layering, and stacking paper. Without predefining a final shape, it responds to the flow of the material and the time of drying, allowing unexpected forms to emerge. Through this repetition, it explores a balance between structure and irregularity, intention and chance. The accumulated sensibilities formed between one’s home country and elsewhere become embedded in these forms, as if reconstructing a space through process.

Photography(4, 6, and 7): Peter William Vinther