Self-Space Universe is a series reflecting on migration, memory, and the many possibilities that emerge when one moves from one place to another. The works bring together interior spaces from places Hadieh has lived, remembered, or imagined, allowing them to exist simultaneously within a single composition. At the center, a white square becomes a point of pause and possibility, from which different spaces and directions unfold.

Through shifting perspectives, doorways, corridors, and light, Hadieh revisits her past and present places while questioning the choices, paths, and lives that might have unfolded differently. The works reflect the unsettled experience of displacement and the ongoing search for a place to belong.

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