This exhibition is a reflection of my lived experience. I engage with the spatial, emotional, and symbolic dimensions of migration, asking what it means to construct “home” when the foundation of belonging is in motion. Through video, photography, and installation, I trace an autoethnographic path through motherhood, domesticity, identity, and the architecture of everyday life. Rather than seeking resolution, I embrace the fragmentary nature of memory and the performative character of becoming. At the heart of this work are three interwoven conceptual scripts that help me understand the layers of disjuncture I’ve lived through: architectural, affective, and maternal. I. Architectural Disjuncture: From Space to Place The first disjuncture unfolded at the level of architecture — the transition from one home to another, from Belgrade to London, from known to unknown.…