Today, 68 million people are forced to leave their place of origin for economic, religious, or political reasons, or because of their sexual orientation. Displacement creates an inevitable sense of not belonging.
Museum collections hold part of these stories. This exhibition narrates what lies behind the movements of creators and to what extent artists reflect these travels in their works. Works that speak of belonging, of wounds, of what is left behind.
Six thematic areas, multiple collections, many questions. Which bodies matter in our visual culture? How are they read? Which ones are left out of the narrative? A journey that invites us to ask whether we can read them differently.