This project began while I was studying in London, the first time I had lived outside Asia which combines portraits, still lifes, and quiet scenes, shaped by my perspective as an outsider.
I pay attention to cultural dissonance, longing for home, and the small ways relocation can change everyday habits and deeper patterns of thought. I often observe with a distance, resisting the pressure to blend in, yet my emotions still settle onto ordinary people, objects, and rooms. This uneasy balance between detachment and attachment reflects a wider Gen Z experience of displacement in a globalised world.
The work returns to one question: where is home, and how to miss it?
Ziran‘s looking the ring from his grammy which he wears almost every day.
That day was coincidentally her birthday.
Have been Australia, Singapore and America with family during all the adolescence , Imogen still dont know if she should call herself a british.
Can't finish the cheese in time, maybe it's not a nice try.
