テート・ギャラリーのインスタグラム(tate) - 4月13日 22時14分

We spoke to #ArtNow artist Joanna Piotrowska about the concept of home in her photography, 🏡 currently on free display at Tate Britain. 'The idea of home has many complex dimensions, but firstly it’s a physical and psychological place of safety that every human deserves at the most fundamental level.
Inspiration for this series comes from a common children's game in which they build a den or shelter. To children it is a simple, innocent and playful game. It evokes the feeling of comfort and safety and yet, if played by adults, it is automatically considered in the current global climate. Adults must consider factors that are political and economic, as well as thinking about existential migration and the growing inequalities in our society. The game of creating a shelter becomes charged with a notion of emergency and insecurity.

We all inhabit different spaces, but for my project I decided to focus on one which is symbolic and with numerous interpretations. Although, the intention shifts with each dweller – all of the shelters constructed have one commonality – they are precarious, easy to erect and equally easy to collapse.

My home is in London, but considering the uncertainties of Brexit I’m not sure for how much longer it will remain my home. I may have to build a new shelter somewhere else.' - @janka_piotrowska

Click the link in our bio to read the full #TateEtc interview with the Polish-born, London-based photographer.

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