text: home | The Microwave Project
  I have been struggling with the notion of home/intimate space for a while and am attempting to materialize the inquiries and thoughts I've gathered into a new animation/installation.
  What constitutes a "home"? how does one construct it? Is it a fixed idea, or may it shift over time? Are we ultimately bound to the memory of a first/primal space or do successive ones overwrite each other?….
  I am looking at collecting 'images" answering these questions. I am not sure what the exact format of the final video will look like, but it will constitute a sort of lexicon of these accumulated/disparate (or perhaps archetypical) "intimate spaces".
  If you are feeling generous and can dedicate a couple minutes to helping me out, please share your image of home with me-a photograph, a short description of a space, a list of word/impressions…
  (You could post it here in the "comments" section, or if you'd rather, simply send me a quick e-mail at: anna.pinkas@gmail.com)
  ANY feedback would be invaluably helpful.
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  home is anywhere you can comfortably take a crap
  You might have already come across this but if not here is a good book to look at: The Poetics of Space by Gaston Bachelard. Hope that helps