The urge to have and acquire – things, spaces and people – is deeply rooted.
Identity, possessions and personal space are claimed instinctively as one’s own, and often passionately guarded against perceived threats. The desire “to have” and the frustration of “not having” are sensations with the power to shape personal and collective realities. Using a personal approach that draws on incidents and experiences from within the microcosm of daily life, Mine is an exploration of the territorial and possessive nature of human existence.
