"A Haunted Map" examines the tension between fixed cartographic borders and identities shaped by intergenerational migration. Tracing my family’s movements, it reveals how lived fluidity resists placement, haunting the map and unsettling the borders that obscure displacement’s enduring trauma.
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A haunted map
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