Art Workshop: The Shape of Home by Ibrahim Mhanna

Home is not always a place — sometimes it is a chair, a key, a smell that stays after everything else is gone. This exhibition brings together drawings and sketches made by children in the Gaza Strip during art workshops led by Frameless Collective. Each piece began with a simple question: what object makes you feel at home? The answers were never simple. Together, these works form a quiet, unfiltered archive of what "home" means when it has been taken, changed, or carried only in memory. This is not an exhibition about loss alone — it is about the specific, stubborn things that hold a sense of belonging, drawn in the children's own hands, in their own words.

The art workshop and discussion is facilitated by Ibrahim Mhanna, founder of Framless Collective (@frameless.0) that facilitates workshops in Palestine.