My Home

My Home by Somaya Soliman presents a compact house beneath a slender, branching tree. Turquoise and red walls divide the building into bold planes, while blue windows and a pale doorway give it a clear, simplified structure. The surrounding golden sky makes the house stand out as the central place within the landscape.

A deep red foreground stretches beneath the building, dotted with small flower-like marks. These details introduce a gentle rhythm below the larger shapes of the walls and roof. The tree rises through the composition, its dark trunk and spreading branches connecting the ground to the sky.

Soliman’s color choices give the setting an imaginative character. The warm background and cool turquoise wall create a strong contrast, while the red connects the house to the land around it. The forms remain deliberately simple, allowing the scene to feel direct and memorable.

The title invites associations with shelter, familiarity, and the idea of having a place of one’s own. The house can be understood as an emotional center as readily as a physical building. My Home creates this sense of belonging through a small collection of vivid forms held together in a warm landscape.