I have always been intrigued by the textures, sounds and feelings of water, and I wanted to create an artistic project where I could explore the different theatrical possibilities water offers. Engaging with objects in theatrical spaces and discovering the relationships between them allow for meaning to emerge. Engaging with water connects me to my own understanding and experiences of identity. As a nonbinary artist navigating a predominantly cisgendered world, I have had to write my own stories and rules to find belonging in the communities around me. As a human who has always yearned for a place to call home, and travelled to many different places in search of it, I ache to find the space, physical or other, where I can simply be myself. It seemed natural for me to put these two realities together in the same space, and let a dialogue emerge. By creating this immersive work, I hope to connect intimate, universal parts of my own human experience to that of others. I want to curate a space rich with curiosity and discovery where audience members are free to carve their own understanding.