Rim Albahrani’s work explores the deep emotional resonance of displacement and the enduring search for a lost home. Drawing from personal and collective memories of exile, her sculptures reflect fragmented architectures and silent spaces that evoke absence, nostalgia, and longing. Through minimal yet powerful forms — often resembling clustered houses or isolated structures — she captures the fragile balance between memory and place. Albahrani’s concept of the "lost home" is not just physical, but emotional and cultural, embodying the trauma of migration, the erosion of identity, and the lingering desire for belonging. Her work becomes a quiet elegy for places left behind, yet it also speaks to the resilience of memory in preserving the essence of home.