Re-home

Re-home explores the transformation of discarded objects collected from the street—materials once embedded in specific contexts, now detached from their original function and meaning.

 

The project engages with these elements as carriers of unstable memory. Through processes of intervention, recomposition, and painterly gesture, they are displaced again, opening new relationships between material and meaning.

 

The work does not seek to restore what was, but to activate a space where memory remains in flux. In this shifting condition, objects become sites of transformation, where traces of their previous existence persist while generating new forms of experience.

 

memory · upcycling · transformation · gesture