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A series of six works with written text

 

HOME-LAND

 

 

Homeland

Is neither a Home nor a Land

It is the Womb

From where you are born

With its warm or cold nature,

The language

You first hear and use to express

Your very first desires and thoughts,

It's the story you are told

About your parents and ancestors

And the God or Gods

You are urged to believe in

And trust,

 

Homeland is the Landscapes

That live in your mind and soul

With their unique weather and seasons

That influence your mentality

Shape your behavior

Your temper

Your moods

And

Your humor.

 

 

 

Deborah Sfez, 2017.

Identity grows like a mosaic of moments—
first shaped in the gentle orbit of childhood,
then altered by experience, choice, and the bonds we keep or release.
Each piece, accepted or refused, becomes part of our unfolding design.

And within this design, a woman’s identity forms along its own quiet currents.
She moves through attraction, thought, pain, strength, and tenderness
in patterns that echo differently than a man’s.
Her smile carries meanings unspoken;
her resilience forms its own silent architecture.

These elements create an exclusively feminine lexicon—
a language of nuance and intuition,
a way of being that cannot be translated but only lived.

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