Home Is a Feeling brings together the work of Ethan LeBlanc and Luz Palou García in an exploration of cultural identity, memory, and belonging. In the duo’s first show together, they explore sculpture, painting, printmaking, and performance. The artists draw from their respective Cajun and Mexican/Nicaraguan heritages to consider how identity is shaped through inherited traditions, personal experience, and acts of making. Rather than presenting culture as a fixed or singular, the exhibition approaches it as something continually negotiated, carried through family histories, food, language, ritual, and everyday gestures. Working both individually and collaboratively, LeBlanc and Palou García examine the ways cultural knowledge is preserved, transformed, and shared across generations and communities. The title [Hot] Tamales, invokes food as both a cultural touchstone and point of exchange. Like the exhibition itself, it gestures toward the intimate spaces where histories are passed on and identities are formed. Together, the works invite viewers to reflect on home not as a single place but as an evolving feeling shaped by memory, relationships, and care.