ONE SONG: KADIR KARABABA’S EXHIBITION USES MUSIC TO REIMAGINE HOME

Home is often imagined as a physical structure or a fixed point on a map, something stable that we can locate and return to. Yet our earliest experiences of home are rarely so concrete.

Arts + Culture – The Conversatio reports that home is often imagined as a physical structure or a fixed point on a map, something stable that we can locate and return to.

The report adds: Yet our earliest experiences of home are rarely so concrete.

They are shaped by memory, sensation and emotion, held in fragments of sound, smell, language and feeling.

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