Md Monsurul Azam

Dreams Among Colors They are gypsies, living without permanent homes. By shaping clay into toys and colorful objects, they survive by selling them on the busy streets of the city. The marketplace becomes both their workplace and their shelter — a place where children fall asleep beside the goods, and families rest under the open sky. For them, home is not defined by walls or stability, but by the fragile space where labor, survival, and dreams coexist. This image reflects the theme Home — showing how dignity and belonging can be found even in displacement, where resilience turns the street itself into a living home.