In a world of shifting landscapes—both physical and emotional—home is never just one thing. It is a place, a memory, a material, a scent, a ritual. It is something we inherit, something we build, something we long for, and something we return to.
Gathered brings together a constellation of small but poignant objects crafted by global makers whose work reflects resilience, nostalgia, and reimagination.
Bound by the prompt to create a small functional object that odes to *home*, each artist responded through their own cultural lens, material language, and personal histories. Some works anchor home in craft traditions passed down through generations, while others push the concept forward—exploring migration, adaptation, and the evolving nature of belonging.
The exhibition presents a diverse collection of handcrafted pieces—from ceramic vessels and textile works to wooden objects and metal tools—each telling its own story. The scale of these objects reflects the way we carry home in the smallest of ways: in a cherished heirloom, a well-worn tool, or the simple act of making.
A collaboration between Erria and Lyle, this exhibition is an act of gathering—of objects, stories, and ways of belonging. It is a reminder that home is not fixed, but fluid. And no matter where we go, we find ways to bring it with us.
Participating Designers: 808: Studio (Italy), Anna Zimmermann (Austria, UK), Atelier Falaise/Camille TAN (Belgium), Atelier Fomenta (Canada), Carmen Kelly (USA), Didi NG Wing Yin (Hong Kong), Emma Boomkamp (Mexico), G. William Bell (USA), Gordon Moore (USA), Hannah Lim (UK), Hot Wire Extensions (Switzerland), Jihyun Kim (UK), Jiri Krejcirik (Czech Republic), John Hogan (USA), Karina Sharif (USA), Kayla Goldsmid (USA), Kelsie Rudolph (USA), Kritika Manchanda (USA), Lado Lomitashvili / Studio Gypsandconcrete (Georgia), Kyra Connolly (USA), Lily Clark (USA), Makiko Ryujin (Australia), Martha McGuinn (UK), Micah Rosenblatt (USA), Richard Haining (USA), Sarah Holloway (USA), Shayla Giroux (Canada), Solenne Belloir (France), Sophie Collé (USA), StayClose Studio (USA), Thomas Yang Studio (USA), Yeodong Yun (South Korea)
