Home is often imagined as a place—something solid, safe, and waiting. But the deeper journey is quieter and more personal: the creation of home within yourself.
In The Pursuit of Home, a flowing, surreal figure moves through symbolic forms and companions, balancing softness and strength. The surrounding elements—creature, shell, and shifting organic shapes—suggest guidance, protection, and the slow unfolding of identity. Each layer of color reflects emotional terrain: warmth, uncertainty, resilience, and self-trust.
This piece explores the idea that belonging is not something we find—it is something we build through experience, healing, and self-acceptance. Home becomes a state of being rather than a destination.
Oil and spray paint on jigsaw cut wood enhance the dimensional movement of the form, allowing the figure to feel both grounded and in transition—still searching, yet already becoming.
