Layer 03 · Interactive media project
Home remembered through people.
Where My Street Remains uses voice notes, personal photographs and evolving maps to reconstruct Gaza as remembered by those who live there. Developed as an augmented reality installation and film, it combines mapping, testimony and visual storytelling to preserve memories of places that have been transformed, damaged or erased.
The project asks how people remember home when not only houses, but entire geographies, are destroyed or rendered unrecognisable. It responds to the erasure of Gaza’s urban cultural heritage by foregrounding memory, place and survival.
A street can remain in a voice, an image and the relationships that made it home.
