Foundland Collective present subjective mapping projects, which highlight how situations of conflict influence domestic spaces and gatherings. “Friday Table” (2014) and “Groundplan drawings” (2014-2018) depart from the memory of a Syrian home prior to the 2011 conflict, and using the collective's personal memory and that of an extended network, reveal intimate interpretations of migration and loss spanning the lived experience of different generations. 

The collective aims to offer a counter-narrative to mainstream news media through drawing, video interviews and critical use of information graphics.