Exodus

EXODUS traces stories of displacement—forced, chosen, inherited, and imagined—asking what it means to leave, be removed, or remain in the aftermath. From immigration courts and fractured families to wartime exile and the lingering geographies of historical escape, these works frame movement as both political condition and personal reckoning. Across borders, generations, and histories, they bear witness to systems that uproot lives while revealing the resilience of those navigating rupture.