Tarin’s body of work ‘Places We Go’ explores the effervescence hidden within the shapes, rhythms, and routines of suburbia. The work is a reflection of Tarin’s current season of life as a full-time care giver to her two young children. Tarin documents specific streets, parks, and suburban corners that they move through regularly in their day-to-day living. 

“Finding pockets of light and special relationships between shapes in my surroundings is a sort of obsession. It’s become a necessity for me to collect photos of these moments. I’ll revisit them, sketch them, and imbue them with evocative colour”. 

Tarin’s work savours the relationship we have to neighbourhood, home, and the familiar.