Unhome

2016

This project is a personal reflection on how being an immigrant influences my perception of experiences. The photographs comment on a state of being where situations can often feel both familiar and foreign.

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Silhouette reflected in a rain-speckled window at night, warm lamp glow behind

Older man in hat and jacket standing outside a shop window, reflections of street and mannequins

Man seated alone at a café table by a large window

City street seen through glass, yellow excavator and pedestrians reflected in the pane

Runners and bystanders gathered at a road race, viewed through a car windscreen

Young child at a window, dining table with stacked plates visible inside and garden beyond

Man in brown jacket peering into a shop window, leather jacket on display inside

Busy pedestrian street reflected in shop glass, snowflake decal in the foreground

Man pushing a shopping trolley through a supermarket entrance with red-framed doors

Barman behind a pub bar, tap handles and bottles of spirits on shelves behind him

Publication

Unhome Fast Foot Press, Lancaster, 2016