🌍📬 Invitation to Explore Home: Join Postcards from Home 📬🌍

In a world where migration shapes our daily narrative,  we invite you to reflect on: What is HOME?

Is it the place where your roots dig deepest? The warmth of a familiar embrace? Or perhaps it’s a sensation, an essence that transcends borders and languages?

Join us at Postcards from Home, an international art community dedicated to exploring the boundless facets of home.

Through the lens of Hestia, the ancient Greek goddess of the hearth, we delve into the heart of what it means to belong.

We call upon local communities, refugees, immigrants, and artists alike to share their perspectives, to capture the essence of home through a single image.

Your photograph or drawing  will be presented on one side of a digital postcard, your visual connection to the concept of home.

On the flip side of each postcard lies your story, your journey woven into words,in english and/ or in your language.

Share with us the story behind your chosen image, the emotions it evokes, the memories it holds. 

Whether you find home in the embrace of a loved one, the scent of a familiar dish, or the laughter echoing through your neighbourhood streets, your story is a vital thread in the tapestry of human experience.

So, grab your camera, your pen, and your open heart, and join us in this celebration of home. Together, let’s weave a global mosaic of belonging.

🏡🌟To whom?

The call is addressed to everyone who wants to bring their experience, their thoughts and creativity on the concept of home: anything from the home tradition and customs that was left behind or brought forward, the family archive, the new home; a person that feels like home, an idea, an object or a memory.

🏡🌟Presentation

Visit www.postcardsfromhome.eu to learn more and embark on this journey with us. 

Your postcard will be presented in Postcards from home site and fb group and then we invite you to share the complete stories in an Instagram takeover  !

Postcards from home open call is implemented in the framework of Erasmus+ Relica project