Home

hōm/

noun

noun: home; plural

noun: homes

the place where one

lives permanently,

especially as

a member of a family

or

household.

“I was nineteen when

I left

home and went to

college”

synonyms:

residence, place

of residence,

house,

apartment, flat,

bungalow,

cottage; More

accommodations,

property,

quarters, rooms,

lodgings;

a roof over one’s

head;

address, place;

informal pad,

digs;

hearth, nest;

formal domicile,

abode, dwelling,

dwelling place,

habitation

“they fled their

homes”

- the family or
  
  social
  
  unit occupying a
  
  home.
  
  “he came from a
  
  good home
  
  and was
  
  well
  
  educated”

- a house or an
  
  apartment
  
  considered
  
  as a commercial
  
  property.
  
  “low-cost homes
  
  for first-time
  
  buyers”

- a place where
  
  something
  
  flourishes,
  
  is most typically
  
  found,
  
  or from which
  
  it originates.
  
  “Piedmont is the
  
  home
  
  of Italy’s finest
  
  red
  
  wines”
  
  synonyms:
  
  origin,
  
  source,
  
  cradle, fount,
  
  fountainhead
  
  “the home of
  
  fine wines”

informal

a place where an

object

is kept.

an institution for

people

needing professional

care

or supervision.

“an old people’s

home”

synonyms:

institution,

nursing home,

retirement

home, rest

home; More

children’s

home;

hospice,

shelter, refuge,

retreat, asylum,

hostel, halfway

house

“a home for the

elderly”
Sports

the goal or end point.
the place where a

player is free

from

attack.

(in lacrosse)

each

of

the three players

stationed nearest

their

opponents’s goal.

Baseball

short for

home plate.

a game played or

won by

a team on their

own

field

or court.

adjective

adjective: home

of or relating to the

place

where one lives.

“I don’t have your

home

address”
made, done, or

intended for use

in the place where

one lives.

“traditional home

cooking”

synonyms:

homemade,

homegrown,

family

“home

movies”

relating to one’s

own country

and its

domestic affairs.

“Japanese

competitors

are selling cars for

lower

prices in the US

than in

their home market”

synonyms:

domestic,

internal,

local,

national,

interior

“the home

market”

antonyms:

foreign,

international
(of a sports game)

played

at the team’s own

field or

court.

“their first home

game of

the season”
relating to or

denoting a

sports team that is

playing at its own

field

or court.

“the home team”
North American

denoting the

administrative center

of an organization.

“the company has

moved its

home office”

adverb

adverb: home

to or at the place

where

one lives.

“what time did he get

home last night?”
to the end or

conclusion of a race or

something

difficult.

“the favorite

romped home

six lengths

clear”

Baseball

to or toward

home plate.

to the intended or

correct position.

“he drove the bolt

home noisily”

verb

verb: home; 3rd person

present: homes; past tense:

homed; past participle:

homed;

gerund or present

participle: homing

(of an animal)

return by instinct

to its territory

after leaving it.

“a dozen geese

homing to

their summer

nesting grounds”
(of a pigeon bred

for

long-distance

racing) fly

back to or arrive at

its loft

after being

released

at a distant point.
move or be aimed toward

(a target or destination)

with great accuracy.

“more than 100

missiles

were launched,

homing in

on radar emissions”

synonyms:

focus on,

concentrate on,

zero in on,

center on, fix

on.



See:

Home Page

noun

noun: home page; plural

noun: home pages; noun:

homepage; plural noun:

homepages

the introductory page of a

website, typically serving

as a table of contents for

the site.
1. 1. 1. 1. a web page set as the
        
        default or start-up page on
        
        a browser.
        
        “I love his site and it’s
        
        been my home page for
        
        years”
        
        ☉
        
        Old English ham
        
        “dwelling place,
        
        house,
        
        abode,
        
        fixed residence;
        
        estate;
        
        village;
        
        region, country,”
        
        from Proto-Germanic
        
        *haimaz “home”
        
        source also
        
        of Old Frisian hem
        
        “home, village,”
        
        Old Norse
        
        “heimr“
        
        residence,
        
        world,
        
        heima “home,”
        
        Danish
        
        hjem,
        
        Middle Dutch
        
        heem,
        
        German
        
        heim “home,”
        
        Gothic
        
        haims “village”
        
        from
        
        PIE *(t)koimo-, suffixed
        
        form of root *tkei-
        
        “to settle, dwell, be home.”
        
        As an adjective from 1550s.
        
        The old Germanic sense of
        
        “village” is preserved in
        
        place names and in hamlet.
        
        ✶
        
        “We comfort ourselves
        
        by reliving memories
        
        of protection.
        
        Something closed must
        
        retain our memories,
        
        while leaving them
        
        their original value
        
        as images.
        
        Memories of
        
        the outside world
        
        will never have
        
        the same tonality
        
        as those of home
        
        and,
        
        by recalling these memories,
        
        we add to our store
        
        of dreams;
        
        we are never real
        
        historians,
        
        but always near poets,
        
        and our emotion is perhaps
        
        nothing
        
        but an expression
        
        of a poetry that was lost.”
        
        – Gaston Bachelard
        
        The Poetics of Space

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EDUCATION

PhD (Forthcoming – 2025)

A.M. (2020)

Film and Visual Studies

Harvard University

Cambridge

MFA (2014)

School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston/Tufts University

Boston/Medford

EXHIBITIONS

2024

Elegies (w/Suara Welitoff),

Anthony Greaney,

Somerville, Massachusetts

2023

2,999⁹⁹ REALMS

(w/ Sao La Collective),

20/20 Gallery,

The Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts,

New York City

2022

A Blink in Space-Time,

Interdisciplinary Center for Science and Education,

Quy Nohn, Vietnam

Dario Dario,

Curu Bar (Sao La Collective),

Da Lat, Vietnam

2018

Proof of Work,

curated by

Simon Denny,

Schinkel Pavillon,

Berlin

2016

HallSpace Drawing Project,

HallSpace,

Boston

2015

Anachronism by Design,

Boyden Gallery

at St. Mary’s College,

St.Mary’s City, Maryland

Left Behind (solo),

Elektrohaus,

Hamburg

2014

The Cyclorama Show,

The Cyclorama at Boston Center for the Arts,

Boston

2013

Wesley Simon: Drawings (solo),

Bannister Gallery

at Rhode Island College,

Providence

This Land,

Fourth Wall Project,

Boston

2012

Sacred Visions/Separate Views,

Tibet House Gallery,

New York City

2011

Reproduction,

Yes.Oui.Si. Space,

Boston

CONTACT

wesley˚s˚simon at g mail

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Home

hōm/

noun

noun: home; plural

noun: homes

the place where one

lives permanently,

especially as

a member of a family

or

household.

“I was nineteen when

I left

home and went to

college”

synonyms:

residence, place

of residence,

house,

apartment, flat,

bungalow,

cottage; More

accommodations,

property,

quarters, rooms,

lodgings;

a roof over one’s

head;

address, place;

informal pad,

digs;

hearth, nest;

formal domicile,

abode, dwelling,

dwelling place,

habitation

“they fled their

homes”

the family or

social

unit occupying a

home.

“he came from a

good home

and was

well

educated”

a house or an

apartment

considered

as a commercial

property.

“low-cost homes

for first-time

buyers”

a place where

something

flourishes,

is most typically

found,

or from which

it originates.

“Piedmont is the

home

of Italy’s finest

red

wines”

synonyms:

origin,

source,

cradle, fount,

fountainhead

“the home of

fine wines”

informal

a place where an

object

is kept.

an institution for

people