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The idea of home never left our minds as we grew older; however, did the definition of what home is as adults shift? | The idea of home never left our minds as we grew older; however, did the definition of what home is as adults shift? | ||
On one hand, some worry about affordability, ownership, taxes, and investments, and on the other hand, for some, the unfortunate reality is not having a house to call home at all, being forcibly displaced, and living in places that no longer feel like home.[[File:A memory.jpg|thumb|849x849px| | On one hand, some worry about affordability, ownership, taxes, and investments, and on the other hand, for some, the unfortunate reality is not having a house to call home at all, being forcibly displaced, and living in places that no longer feel like home.[[File:A memory.jpg|thumb|849x849px|In this fort, I aimed to highlight the cyclical passage from childhood to adulthood and back again, emphasising how our fundamental desires for a home remain unchanged.[[File:Shadows of leaves.jpg|thumb|824x824px| | ||
In this fort, I aimed to highlight the cyclical passage from childhood to adulthood and back again, emphasising how our fundamental desires for a home remain unchanged. | |||
* '''Participants were invited to enter the fort and collaborate on building a home, exploring the idea of what a home could be beyond their current realities. This experience encouraged them to reconnect with the personal and emotional significance of creating a space, reminiscent of the imaginative worlds they built as children. By focusing on their shared vision and memories, they could explore the essence of home in a way that transcends current obstacles and limitations, embracing a deeper, more imaginative understanding of what a home could be.''' | * '''Participants were invited to enter the fort and collaborate on building a home, exploring the idea of what a home could be beyond their current realities. This experience encouraged them to reconnect with the personal and emotional significance of creating a space, reminiscent of the imaginative worlds they built as children. By focusing on their shared vision and memories, they could explore the essence of home in a way that transcends current obstacles and limitations, embracing a deeper, more imaginative understanding of what a home could be.''' | ||