Homeplace is an immersive installation by multidisciplinary artist Karlina Mitchell that explores ideas of home, rising tides, and memories embedded within landscapes.
The exhibition reflects on cultural practices and histories that have been disrupted or lost due to ecological disasters across the Pacific. Through photography and installation, Mitchell examines how environments carry memory and how communities navigate identity, belonging, and displacement within changing ecological conditions.
Mitchell’s practice interrogates the ways diasporic communities articulate both individual and collective identity. By working across photographic imagery and spatial installation, she creates layered environments that encourage viewers to reflect on place, heritage, and the fragile relationship between land, culture, and memory.
