House of Harum was born from a desire to create space for works that hold something beyond their form. While the name is personal, the intention is collective: to bring artists, objects, and stories into conversation.

Across painting, sculpture, and object-making, the works presented here are united by a shared sensitivity to material, process, and storytelling. They speak to the things we carry through life : memory, identity, longing, belonging, and transformation. Offering different ways of seeing ourselves and one another.