The Art Mill Museum has launched a public call inviting people in Qatar and around the world to reflect on one of humanity's most universal questions: “What does home mean to you?”The open call, titled "What Does Home Mean to You?” encourages participants to share personal stories and creative works that explore the idea of home beyond its physical definition.Through videos, written reflections, photographs, drawings and other visual media, contributors are invited to capture the memories, relationships, identities and emotions that shape their sense of belonging.The initiative gains particular significance as the museum prepares to bring its acclaimed "My Home is Your Home" exhibition to Doha in autumn 2026.A curated selection of submissions will be presented digitally within the exhibition's learning space, allowing visitors to encounter diverse perspectives from people in Qatar and across the globe while fostering dialogue on identity, culture and shared human experience.Selected contributions will also become part of an evolving online publication and digital archive, ensuring the conversation continues beyond the exhibition and remains accessible to wider audiences.Originally launched in October 2025 alongside the “My Home is Your Home” exhibition at the Qatar Pavilion during the Venice Architecture Biennale, the initiative invited participants to reflect on the meaning of home in a rapidly changing world.Since then, the Art Mill Museum's Learning and Public Engagement team has been building a growing digital archive of stories that reveal how the concept of home varies across cultures, generations and lived experiences.The museum said the project is rooted in the belief that home is deeply personal.For some, it is a place or a homeland; for others, it is defined by family, memories, friendships or a feeling of comfort and security.Bringing together these diverse narratives creates a collective portrait that celebrates both the richness of individual experiences and the values shared across communities.Creative submissions will be accepted until September 30, with the museum encouraging artists, writers, photographers and members of the public of all ages to take part in the cultural initiative.The project forms part of the Art Mill Museum's broader vision of placing public participation at the heart of cultural storytelling as it progresses towards its official opening in 2030.Developed by Qatar Museums on Doha's Corniche, the future Art Mill Museum will transform the historic flour mill site into a major international centre for modern and contemporary art.Designed by Chilean architecture firm Elemental, led by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Alejandro Aravena, the museum will anchor Doha's cultural corridor alongside the Museum of Islamic Art and the National Museum of Qatar, offering expansive exhibition galleries, public gardens and creative spaces dedicated to artistic innovation and cross-cultural exchange.