Displacement, Identity, and Belonging: An Autoethnography






Blending analytic autoethnography with artistic research, this project brings together personal and collective experience to reflect on displacement. It approaches lived experience as a form of knowledge, situating it in relation to broader social, historical, and political structures.
Moving between reflection, narration, and visual material, the work treats research as a process that privileges understanding, questions fixed perspectives, and explores the limits of how we know.
This limited edition marks the practical component of a larger research project developed alongside my PhD. The work will continue as a publication that brings together this practice with its methodological framework.