Statement:

Home, Home, Home, Temporary Home Parisa Aminolahi, Vooria Aria, Fatih Aydogdu, Christine Kettaneh, Siavash Naghshbandi, Anahita Razmi, Sara Sallam Curated by Davood Madadpoor Home, home, home. Temporary home, sublet home. Place with stuff that isn't mine. I don't know the contents of the boxes under the bed in which I sleep. I didn't buy the sheets I use every night. The cat I share the bed with doesn't know my name. Home, home, home. I get home. Claudia Pagès///

The concept of the exhibition is rooted in my continual encounters with change and transformation experienced through my stay in Europe. It began in August 2013, ten years ago, when I settled in a part of Italy, not as a local but as a voyager. After a decade of living in Italy, I decided to embrace a new challenge that involves building a home that holds both physical significance and sentimental value a place where my dreams can take root and live on. To me, the intent of building a home considers the material structures, the intangible experiences and aspirations for the future.

The exhibition looks at the heavy connotations of "home", looking at wider socio-political considerations and creating a constructed realm. This realm, perhaps, can only take shape in imagination. A place where constant changes and the swift passage of time have taken the place of contemplation, changes that not only render the concept of time unintelligible but also compel you to ask questions questions that you carry even within the soil and structure of your home.

The title is borrowed from Claudia Pagès's book Rage, Home & Insults.