Road Back Home reflects the complicated relationship between memory, migration, and belonging. A lone figure walks beside a richly decorated Bangladeshi rickshaw, moving through a landscape suspended between remembrance and reality. Fragments of Bengali text—"Not everyone stays in one place" and "Coming back doesn't always mean returning home"—frame the journey, reminding us that home is transformed by time, distance, and the lives we build elsewhere.
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Emulsion on Wood
Road Back Home reflects the complicated relationship between memory, migration, and belonging. A lone figure walks beside a richly decorated Bangladeshi rickshaw, moving through a landscape suspended between remembrance and reality. Fragments of Bengali text—"Not everyone stays in one place" and "Coming back doesn't always mean returning home"—frame the journey, reminding us that home is transformed by time, distance, and the lives we build elsewhere.
24×20 Framed
Emulsion on Wood
