Mom
Through a sequence of 12 exposures, my mother recounts stories of her migration, revealing moments of human connection, physical contact, and emotional vulnerability. Her recollections become a way of externalizing the complexities of displacement, making visible the intimate and often unspoken struggles of leaving home and rebuilding a life elsewhere. By layering and fragmenting these exposures, I translate her memories into a visual narrative that reflects the instability of recollection and the emotional weight carried across generations. Mom explores migration not only as a physical journey across borders, but also as an ongoing process of negotiating identity, belonging, separation, and the enduring ties that connect us to family and home.
Two, Collage, 11.5"x11.5"
Four, Collage, 11.5"x11.5"
