In April, Seattle-based artist Monyee Chau’s Home Away from Home will be up at Vestibule in Ballard. She’ll create an immersive experience with sewing and sculpture that asks the question: “How have stories of home shaped you?” Chau, who is Taiwanese/Cantonese American, will use the exhibit to embark on a “journey of healing through decolonization by reconnecting with her roots and ancestors in a variety of mediums.” Visitors who stop by during the open studio—which happens during the first two weeks of the month—will have the opportunity to contribute stories about their own ancestry and home to the final piece. by Jas Keimig