What does home mean? Is it a place, a memory, a feeling? This exhibition brings together seventy-five artists and poets from around the world, each offering a unique perspective on the theme of home — its warmth, its absence, its transformation.

Showcasing work from artists across the globe, from the UK to India, Malta, Greece and beyond; this collection of painting, sculpture, photography,  and poetry delves into the complexities of home. Some artists reflect on nostalgia and childhood, others on migration and displacement,  cultural identity, and the psychological spaces we inhabit. Through intimate storytelling and bold visual  statements, they invite us to reconsider home not just as a physical space but as an emotional and symbolic one.

From personal memories to collective histories, from architecture to the natural world, these works weave a rich tapestry of international human experience. Whether home is a sanctuary, a longing, or a question, this exhibition,  asks us to explore what it means to belong.

This exhibition is curated by Leah Anderson, Left Banks Arts & Community Coordinator.