Julia came from Brazil. Sezen came from Turkey. Both have lived in Lisbon since 2008, the year of the economic crisis. Living in the city at that time was a different experience, as it wasn\u00b4t overrun with tourists yet. In a decade, they moved a few times in Lisbon. Sezen six times, Julia three, specifically. In a decade, Not only Julia and Sezen, but many Lisbon residents have had to move to different neighbourhoods, different apartments, rooms or houses.
\nIn the age of global nomadism, the saying \u201chome is where the heart is\u201d is not sufficient to explain where and why we choose a place to establish ourselves. In order to feel at home, we all try our best to create the minimal conditions, while the politics of the rights to shelter, immigration, employability and property directly and drastically affect the way we live.
\nIn this sense, Julia and Sezen are interested in knowing what \u201chouse\u201d means to people of different cultures, ages, economic conditions, among other criteria. This meaning is reflected in the way in which we all create and inhabit our space on the planet. What is this space we consider house? How do we transform the physical space into an emotional space? How do we occupy a space in order to make it ours? Ind in what way does the space occupy, constitute and transform us?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":890,"template":"","class_list":["post-1186","apoiamos","type-apoiamos","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","area-dance"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n