homeing
Created during a month-long residency at Fig ART Studio, Homeing is an evolving body of work exploring the search for home through performance, printmaking, sound and site-responsive interventions. Moving between city, forest and ocean, the work asks how environments shape the body—and how the body, in turn, becomes a place of belonging.
exhibition view, Art in Practice,
S'Eliyemetaxwtexw Art Gallery, September 2025
glasshouse 3
Monotype, ink and yogurt on raw canvas
2025
sentio, ergo sum
Performance documentation; interactive
Recycled plexiglass from disassembled greenhouse, inkjet print on matte photo paper, photo: Ivan Figueroa
2025
instructions:
Plexi may only be lifted from wall if used in following manner:
Carry the triangle into the hallway.
Place it over your face.
Breath.
Traverse the campus.
Slowly.
Wordlessly.
Curiously.
Walk only as far as you are willing to return with sheet covering of your face.
Return the piece to the gallery.
below:
Performance Documentation July 2025,
Victoria, BC, Government Street
Francis King Regional Park in Lekwungen territory,
a 107-hectare conservation area home to some of the oldest and largest Douglas firs in the Greater Victoria area.Brooks Point Regional Park, Pender Island
homeing credits