Domus Nexus
‘Domus Nexus’ is an immersive, interactive installation that explores the intimate relationship between private space and collective identity. Viewers will enter into a gallery space which has been transformed into a physical house; here, they will be invited to interact with, explore and discover the various design elements within the space, reflecting on how individual homes contribute to the fabric of a community.
Through a cultural and personal lens, the installation reconsiders the meaning of “home” as both a deeply personal space and a shared cultural symbol. The work draws attention to the small often overlooked details that form the greater whole – the tiny discoverable parts of identity.
The installation is the result of the 2025 Humber Galleries Fellowship; a multidisciplinary collaboration between six Humber Polytechnic students and two creative producers over the course of 16 weeks, each bringing their own cultural background, traditions and identities to create Domus Nexus.
‘Domus Nexus’ and the 2025 Humber Galleries Fellowship is partially funded by City of Toronto’s Business Incubation & Commercialization Grant Program.
Participants
Fabiana Camba, Maya Henry, Ravi Kant Ponnada, Yash Rana, Maryam Taghizadeh, Kelsey Wolff Power, Ashley Aalto (creative producer), Casey Norris (creative producer), Humber Galleries, Humber Centre for Creative Business InnovationAcknowledgements
Accessibility
Who should visitors contact with questions regarding accessibility?
Are designated parking spots for persons with disabilities close to the entrance of the building?
Can people get to the venue using accessible transit?
