Bring’em Home

Bring’Em Home is an interactive exhibition that sheds light on a somber reality. Step into a world where the innocence of a children’s hide-and-seek game becomes a powerful medium to address a pressing concern – the alarming number of missing people in our midst.

In this thought-provoking exhibit, we challenge you to engage in an unsettling experience with the serious responsibility of raising awareness for friends and family who are currently missing; leaving behind a void in the hearts of their loved ones as well as unanswered questions.

The exhibition is divided into a series of carefully crafted environments. Within each setting, discreetly integrated into the scenery, are icons that symbolically represent the missing individuals. As participants, your role is crucial in uncovering these hidden icons of those who have not yet returned home, transforming the act of searching into an exploration of empathy and awareness.

Behind every seemingly mundane detail lies an emotional tale, a silent cry for attention, and a plea for recognition. The goal of this exhibition is to inspire meaningful conversations and collective action. With every discovery, we urge you to consider the significance of the missing persons crisis, recognizing the urgency to unite in our efforts to bring them back home to the embrace of their families. We invite you to become an active participant in this pursuit of awareness, advocating for the voiceless and fostering a sense of solidarity within our community.

Bring’Em Home stands as a testament to the transformative power of art, challenging us to look beyond the surface and engage with the narratives that shape our collective human experience. Together, let us cast a light on the issue of our missing family and friends, cultivating empathy, understanding, and, most importantly, a commitment to bringing them back home.

Bring’Em Home is an interactive art exhibition designed to raise awareness. Our intent is solely to inspire and enlighten, with no intention to cause harm or discomfort.