The Memories of Home exhibit brings together a range of materials, disciplines, and artists to explore the tension between what’s built and what’s felt. Co-curated by Jailyn Easley and Madison Dailey of Memento Gallery.

Through forged metalworks, handcrafted furniture, sculpted resin forms, hand tufted and crafted paintings, the work is shaped with both precision and fluidity. While some works appear cold in material, their form, weight, and intentionality echo the softness we long for in the places we choose to call home. Each piece reflects the stillness and at times, loneliness of what it means to truly live within a space. These works are intimate by nature, offering new perspectives on presence, attention, and thoughtful living.

Memories of Home challenges the parameters of crafting the perfect, idealized home. It traces the quiet weight of objects that hold us, works that feel lived-in, considered, and enduring. The details presented here shape not just how a space looks, but how we move through it, feel within it, and begin to belong.