The Twist in the “IN-Between”.

There is a moment in every journey when movement begins to resemble arrival. Just as stability appears within reach, another twist emerges. Political borders, institutional systems, religious expectations, and social realities redirect the path, requiring continual negotiation rather than resolution.

The Twist in the “IN-BEtween” explores the labor of existing between places, where identity is continually reconstructed through movement and cultural exchange. Pattern bicycle tire tiles forms embody states of balance, tension, and adaptation, reflecting the ongoing decisions of what is carried forward, what is reshaped, and what is left behind.

Rather than viewing migration as a journey toward arrival, the work understands home as something continually carried and constructed. Each twist becomes part of the process of becoming, revealing that belonging is not a fixed destination but an evolving condition shaped by memory, movement, and the continual negotiation of self across shifting cultural landscapes.