In 'Displaced,' I employ pixel displacement to reimagine 2D images as luminous 3D landscapes, redefining how we perceive and engage with our surroundings and space . This approach trying to disrupts conventional imagery, aesthetics inviting viewers into a transformative experience that blurs the lines between reality and abstraction. The work is a exploration to the interplay of fragmentation and reconstruction, reflecting both personal and collective themes of loss and renewal. By deconstructing and reassembling familiar elements, through redifining the traditional perspectives on landscape and identity,space offering a deeper understanding of how socio political upheaval reshapes our connection to the world