Homebound

Home is not always a place of safety. This series follows a small bird’s quiet journey from nature into spaces shaped by human necessity — electricity, metal, heat, and concrete. What once was built from leaves and air is now attached to roofs, pipes, and power lines. These structures offer shelter, yet carry invisible dangers. The bird does not recognize the boundary between natural and artificial — it only recognizes the need to stay close to home. By observing how wildlife adapts to human-made environments, this series questions a fragile truth: when nature is forced to borrow our structures to survive, safety becomes uncertain. Love for home remains instinctive — even when home itself becomes hazardous.