The concept of “home” is constructed from dispersed fragments of memories and sensations. These memories usually don’t belong to just one place or time, they are fragments that, when attached to one another create this unreachable place we were once happy and complete.

Dust functions as an ever-expanding archive of these ephemeral instants, fragments scattered across time and space which, despite their inaccessibility, intertwine into a complex tapestry of consolations. 
Dust investigates these fleeting sensations and reveals the erosion caused by time, reflecting processes of search, loss, and reconstruction. 

dust from the island 

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