Concrete plays a central role, functioning as a canvas, a container, and a bridge between permanence and impermanence. Delicate graphite and colored pencil drawings of domestic objects—rocking chairs, floor tiles, and empty frames—appear “petrified” on concrete plates, evoking ephemerality and the fleeting nature of everyday moments. Shadows, insects, and architectural details further reinforce the idea that even the most stable environments are in constant flux. Cracks in ceramic and concrete, both real and imagined, symbolize the shifting foundation of home and the adaptability required to navigate new landscapes, mirroring the experience of migration.