Submit 1–5 photographs of an everyday object you brought with you when migrating to another country, along with a short text (a few sentences to a short story) about its meaning and personal significance.
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Get matched →Museum of Homeland is a virtual archive collecting objects people brought with them when moving to another country. Everyday objects become carriers of memory, personal history, and connection to home. The project invites anyone with migration experience to participate and share their stories.
Anyone with migration experience is welcome to participate, regardless of country of origin, destination, background, age, or artistic profession. You do not need to be an artist or writer to submit.
Submissions are selected based on their connection to the themes of migration, memory, belonging, and personal history. Sincerity and personal meaning are more important than perfect writing or professional photography.
By submitting, you agree to publication on the Museum of Homeland website and affiliated platforms. Materials may be used on social media and in presentations related to the exhibition. The project will lightly edit text for proofreading or minor shortening without changing meaning. Materials are not used for commercial purposes and are not shared with third parties.
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