Homing Desire (2023) explores the concept that indicates that in spite of diasporans’ great yearning to feel at home, not all of them sustain an ideology of return to the place of “origin.” Other explorations in this project are the effects diaspora have on the people who left their home country in search of a better life, and whether homesickness should be considered a mental illness. How our origins turns into a place of no return, even if it is possible to visit the geographical territory.

Home has become the homing desire and home becomes essentially placeless. The members of a diasporic community, in their claim for citizenship in the second space, eventually lose their desire to return to the homeland.