The Migration 2015 series of tapestries explores the profound psychological transformations experienced by individuals displaced from their communities, reflecting the emotional and psychological landscape of mass migration.

The year 2015 marked a critical point in the migration crisis in Europe, with nearly a million arrivals by the year's end, predominantly fleeing conflict in Syria, Afghanistan, and Iraq.

Through the symbolic use of geometric shapes and colors, the tapestries convey the fragmented and often isolated experiences of refugees.

These tapestries collectively narrate the profound and often painful psychological transformation experienced by refugees, underscoring the emotional toll of being forcibly uprooted and the ongoing struggle for a secure and peaceful existence. For detailed descriptions and to explore each tapestry further, click on the respective images.