Alteritet

Between care, work, and displacement, our practices unfold in hybrid territories where home becomes both refuge and border. Through alterity and lived experience, we reflect on how migration reshapes identity and belonging.

This exhibition makes visible what often remains unseen: traces of home, imprints of memory, and the tensions woven through motherhood and displacement. Rather than offering answers, it invites us to dwell in uncertainty, where home ceases to be a place and becomes an ever-changing identity.

Fernanda Melgarejo (Mexico City, 1984) is a Mexican artist and mother working across art, design, and contemporary craft. Through material and interdisciplinary processes, she explores migration, memory, violence, and belonging.

Fernanda Melgarejo (Mexico City, 1984) is a Mexican artist and mother working across art, design, and contemporary craft. Through material and interdisciplinary processes, she explores migration, memory, violence, and belonging.