This series of embroidered works confronts the raw ache of displacement. Each piece is a visceral reminder of what it means to live between places where the scent of food, the sound of a mother tongue, and the shape of a childhood home unravel into memory. Through stark, literal imagery stitched in bold palettes, the works refuse nostalgia’s softness and instead demand that longing be seen as a wound, a tear in fabric, a thread stretched thin but unbroken. Together, they form a tapestry of absence provocative, unflinching, and deeply human.