Migration is often understood as the act of crossing a border, but it also reshapes memory, identity, family, and the ways we come to understand where—and with whom—we belong. Whether prompted by hope, necessity, violence, or love, movement leaves lasting traces that continue long after a journey ends.

The works in this section explore migration as both a personal and collective experience. They bear witness to lives interrupted, honor those whose stories are often overlooked, and reflect on the resilience that emerges through displacement and rebuilding. Rather than offering a single narrative, these projects invite multiple perspectives on movement, loss, endurance, and belonging.

Together, they trace a path from physical crossings to emotional landscapes, revealing migration not as a single event but as an ongoing process of becoming.