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Art. Perspective. Possibility.

Refugees: Homes

Today millions of people live under the recognized status of "Refugee". For some reason millions of people without a home. Millions of people that leave home, home being a war-torn land. Millions of people whose home has been stolen. Millions of people whose land no longer exists. Millions of people who dream of better conditions, a real dream, a concrete need, one opportunity. Millions of people that wander in search of a new place to call home. Some are born wandering, others will die as they wander. Some will find what they seek as they wander. For a refugee a home can be all this, yet means far more than all this. For each of us a home is always more than a space, a territory, a flag, a passport, or a nation.

What is a Home? Where is your Home?

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25 artworks

Untitled

Untitled

graeme gunn

United Kingdom · Painting, Acrylic

Home Alone!

Home Alone!

Omar Ahmed Mohammed Mostafa

Egypt · Photography, Digitally Manipulated

Escape

Escape

Tyrone Pierce

United States · Painting, Watercolour

Home I

Home I

Dror Poleg

Thailand · Photography, Colour

Alien Blood

Alien Blood

john wayne

United States · Computer Graphics

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