"Where I Live" is a series I began piecing together at the start of a move, and called complete 3 months later once in the new home. After the first night of transition, the old address became a liminal point in space that holds those memories from the past several years, waiting for a new family to add more. All that's left to do now is infuse our new dwelling place with the same joy and personality from the latter. Each piece is made up of simple, yet familiar homes scattered across various settings. Some settled cozily in a neighborhood, some displaced or suspended, and others in surreal, isolated settings. I could see myself living in any one of them, as long as that place held what mattered most.