The Places We Call Home
Virtual Exhibition + Artist Book
“The Places We Call Home” is the latest edition in the Artist Book + Virtual Exhibition series by Women in Arts Network. This monthly project continues to highlight emerging artists from across the globe, offering them a beautifully designed platform to share their stories through thoughtfully immersive online showcases.
Each edition explores a distinct theme that encourages dialogue and reflection. The Places We Call Home invites artists to dig deep into the idea of belonging, exploring how memories, people, and places shape who we are and how we connect to the world around us.
Through a diverse range of media, including painting, photography, sculpture, and digital art, this edition unravels the meaning of “home” as both a physical and emotional landscape. It captures the beauty and complexity of finding comfort, identity, and grounding in spaces that hold personal significance.
At its core, The Places We Call Home reflects Women in Arts Network’s mission to amplify creative voices and foster meaningful conversations through art. This exhibition reminds us that home is not always a fixed location, sometimes, it’s the stories we carry and the connections we create along the way
Step into “The Places We Call Home”, a heartfelt exploration of belonging, memory, and identity through the eyes of artists from around the world. This exhibition brings together diverse artworks that reimagine what “home” means, not just a place, but a feeling, a story, or a moment in time.
Each artist interprets the theme in their own way, blending materials and emotions to reveal deeply personal yet universal connections. The Places We Call Home invites you to reflect on the spaces and memories that shape who we are and where we feel we belong..
Exhibiting Artists
Room 1
Abi Aba Linus | A.J. Lowe | Aisha Mbaya | Avin Abbasi | Bailey Burroughs | Behnaz Chahkandi | Benny D’sa | Bijal Ghelani | Carina Chang | Charlotte Lyons | Elizabeth Mizer | Ellie Goodliffe | Faith Michael | Fariha Fatima | Francesca Dei | Georgina Lujano | Heike Seyffarth | Jivon Batres | Julia Still | Kate E. O’Hara | Katerina Grancharova | Keri Rosebraugh | Lee Mohr | Lika Roberts | Manisha Davesar | Marcia Obodo | Margarita Hanke | Maria Isabel Rodriguez | Maria Titan | Marta Beatrice Anghel | Marwa Abd Elmoneim | Mary Angerman | Melody Croft | Michaela Kindle | Michelle Webster
Room 2
Miriam Colindres | Momna Shafqaat | Mulu Legesse | Nasta Martyn | Nengi Uranta | Niah McGiff | Nina Fedotova | Omima Aboelnasr | Paola Magatelli | Purnima Dabholkar | Rachel Berkowitz | Rahela Alfasi | Ranjini Chatterjee | Roisin Lyst | Rosanne Croucher | Saleha Rashid | Sandra Cavanagh | Sanemi Shetty | Selen Çetinkaya | Shannon Imhoff | Shraddha Bagrodia | Shraddha Soni | Silvana Soriano | Silli Goose | Soniya Murkar | Stojana Perković | Subarna Mukherjee | Tatiana Zubova | Tatjana-Aleksandra Aljautdinova | Tina Bopiah | Viktoria Sorochuk | Yaroslava Maksimenko | Yesha Sheth | Yuliia Kulyk | Zinah Ruff
Exhibition Note
The Places We Call Home is a reflection on belonging, memory, and the spaces that shape who we are. This exhibition gathers artists from around the world to explore what “home” means in its many forms: a physical space, a fleeting moment, or an emotional landscape carried within.
Each artwork in this collection opens a window into a personal connection with place. Some capture the warmth of familiarity, others the ache of distance or change. Together, they form a tapestry of experiences that speak to how humans root themselves in the world, even when the ground beneath them shifts.
Through painting, installation, photography, and mixed media, these artists transform ordinary spaces into vessels of identity and meaning. They invite us to see how memory and imagination can turn any corner, object, or moment into a kind of home.
The Places We Call Home reminds us that home isn’t always a destination, sometimes, it’s a feeling, a rhythm, or a story we return to again and again. It invites you to pause, remember, and reconnect with the places, real or imagined, that continue to live within you
