What Is Home? A Visualization Workshop

What Is Home? A Visualization Workshop

Join artist Meegan Lim for What is Home?, a free community workshop exploring the meaning of home through art and storytelling. Together, we’ll reflect on personal memories, belongings, and symbols of care, then use illustration and collage to create meaningful artwork. No art experience is needed, just a willingness to reflect and share.

Your creative piece will become part of The Light We Share, a glowing public art installation for the 2026 Coldest Night of the Year event in Downtown Brampton. As part of this citywide initiative to raise awareness around homelessness and housing insecurity, this workshop invites participants to express solidarity and compassion through visual storytelling.

This workshop is open to the public (ages 13+). All materials will be provided, and light refreshments will be available.

Let’s come together, share stories, and shine a collective light of care, memory, and belonging.

• Toothbrushes
• Toothpaste
• Underwear for women
• Deodorant
• Shampoo
• Body wash/bar soap
• Sunscreen
• Shoes for both men and women
• Blankets and sleeping bags
• Depends leak-proof underwear
• Sanitary napkins for women
• Baked beans
• Canned meat: tuna, salmon, and ham
• Canned veggies and fruits
• Crackers
• Granola bars
• Hot and cold cereal
• Jam
• Kraft dinner
• Cooking Oil
• Pasta sauce
• Pancake batter, flour, and syrup
• Peanut butter
• Teabags

About the Artist
Meegan Lim is a Brampton-born illustrator and community arts facilitator whose work explores themes of food, culture, and care. Through accessible, storytelling-based art experiences, she aims to build spaces of reflection, connection, and collective creativity. Her work has been featured in public art projects across the GTA, centering community voices and shared memories.

Produced in partnership with Regeneration Outreach and with the support of the Brampton Arts Organization.

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