Chemsedine Herriche is an artist who delves into the intricate relationship between memory both personal and collective and its interpretation. Through a diverse range of mediums, including painting, sculpture, installation, and video, Herriche weaves together the tangible and the intangible, crafting fictions that reveal the inherent instability of our spatial and temporal experiences. At the heart of Herriche's work lies the concept of home, which extends to a broader reflection on the tension between our inner lives and the external world, the factuality of narratives, and the latitude for interpretation. His creative process is fuelled by personal archives that he skilfully merges with ancestral mythologies.