Between currents was built from the experience of growing up between cultural, social, geographic, and oceanic currents. The space of the in-between—undefined and unbordered—is an endless journey between horizons, where direction is not fixed but felt, shaped by inherited memory, and the pull of multiple shores, carried across tides.
What lives in the in-between—where languages overlap, where geographies blur, where memory and migration meet?
How do you locate yourself when the maps you’ve inherited but don’t fully name you?
What parts of you were shaped by distance, by separation, by return, and by imagining?
How have you been shaped by moving through cultural, oceanic, or emotional currents that never rest? What emerges from inhabiting more than one place, one way of being?
What do you carry with you that doesn’t belong to a singular place?
What have you had to leave behind to move forward?