Video ·
What Does Home Mean to Us?
Six of us, in six countries, filmed the places and moments that feel like home. Then we compared notes.
By Lucas, Amani, Masah, Priya, Hana and Noah
Theme
Family
Who counts as family to you?
Parents, grandparents, cousins, neighbours and friends who might as well be relatives.
6 countries
Side by side
Brazil
Minas Gerais
“Home is the noise of my street at seven in the morning. When I was away for a week, the silence felt wrong.”
From “What Does Home Mean to Us?”Minas Gerais
“My grandmother does not use recipes. I had to watch her five times before I could write one down.”
From “Grandmother's Kitchen”
Kenya
Nakuru County
“I filmed our gate, because everyone who matters to me has walked through it. Home is who comes in.”
From “What Does Home Mean to Us?”
India
Karnataka
“Home is my grandmother calling my name from the kitchen. It is never quiet, and that is the point.”
From “What Does Home Mean to Us?”
Japan
Hokkaido
“I filmed the snow outside the window. Home is the season I know best.”
From “What Does Home Mean to Us?”Hokkaido
“My grandfather is the cook in our family. Photographing him made him shy, then proud.”
From “Grandmother's Kitchen”
Canada
Manitoba
“I have two homes, one I remember and one I live in. I filmed both, using old photos for the first.”
From “What Does Home Mean to Us?”
Sweden
Stockholm
“My room is tiny, but I chose every poster. Home is the one place where nothing was decided for me.”
From “What Does Home Mean to Us?”
Stories about family
Photo essay ·
Grandmother's Kitchen
A photo essay about the recipes nobody wrote down, and the people who still remember them.
By Lucas and Hana