Virtually No Place Like Home by Lisa Levine

All About Photo is pleased to present Virtually No Place Like Home, a solo exhibition of photographs by Bay Area-based photographer Lisa Levine, on view throughout November 2026.

In Virtually No Place Like Home, Levine explores the evolving relationship between home, memory and the digital world. Through a photographic practice that examines the familiar and the constructed, she invites viewers to reconsider what it means to feel at home in an increasingly virtual and disconnected society.

The project reflects on the spaces we inhabit, the images that shape our perceptions and the ways technology influences our understanding of everyday life. By bringing together photography and the virtual, Levine creates a visual exploration of belonging, identity and the shifting boundaries between the real and the imagined.

What makes Virtually No Place Like Home particularly compelling is its examination of the familiar through an unexpected lens. The photographs encourage viewers to look beyond the surface of domestic spaces and consider how our sense of place is shaped by personal experience, memory and the images we encounter.

Rather than offering a straightforward representation of home, the exhibition opens up questions about its meaning today. Through her work, Levine explores the tension between physical presence and virtual experience, creating images that invite reflection on the spaces we occupy and the connections we seek.