This installation explores my inner world and its role as a place of refuge as well as an unintended source of isolation. Like a home, my inner world offers protection. Within its confines I remain safe and unchallenged while the fear of venturing beyond expands. In my world, shifting perspectives and fragmented thoughts converge, eventually forming a distorted view of reality. I believe that everyone has an inner world made up of personal perceptions.
Circumstances dictate points of view.
Home Made is my visual interpretation of the exaggerated insecurities, and conflicting emotions that can accompany the lifestyle of a homemaker.