A Place Where Home Lives On
Zine and Slideshow

A Place Where Home Lives On is a personal exploration of migration, distance, and belonging, shaped by conversations with people about their experiences of leaving home. What began as an attempt to understand how others made sense of migration gradually became a reflection on my own relationship with home, belonging, and the person I was becoming.

After those conversations, I found myself returning to certain words, memories, and questions. In their experiences, I recognized parts of my own. I developed these reflections into a visual narrative through two formats: a printed zine, which I designed and laid out in Adobe InDesign, and a photo slideshow, which I edited and assembled in Adobe Premiere Pro. Both formats brought together photographs and text to communicate the ideas and reflections that emerged from the project.

Rather than arriving at a single answer, the project became an attempt to make sense of the space between where we come from and where we find ourselves now. It explores the idea that home does not disappear simply because we leave it. It changes shape. It follows us into unfamiliar places. It lives in memory, in the people we meet, and sometimes in the stories that allow us to recognize ourselves.