Caryline Boreham is a New Zealand-based artist whose recent work blends a photography practice with archival research, video, and sound.

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Boreham’s research explores how both intimate spaces like suburban homes, and vast, unexplained phenomena such as UFO sightings, are deeply influenced by human narratives.

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Her work reveals how our perceptions and emotional connections shape the environments we inhabit — whether it’s the gradual transformation of her family home due to illness or the psychological impact of UFO encounters.

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In both, she examines how stories, memories, and personal experiences define our relationship with the spaces around us.​