Inderjeet Sandhu defines the home not only as a space of domesticity but also as a political arena where personal, societal, and cultural dynamics converge. Rooted in his bi-cultural upbringing within a Dutch-Indian household, he sees the home as a framework for exploring materials, craft and objects that can gain new meanings. He plays with the political, personal and societal and translates this onto domestic objects, blurring the boundaries between the private and public. The home becomes a playground that also serves as a space for expressing resistance. By reinterpreting its contents, Inderjeet uproots traditional norms and expectations about domesticity and belonging. His objects function as tools for rethinking established cultural and political narratives.