In Nothing to See Here, the home is exposed as a place of discomfort and un-settledness, a structure containing narratives which are not often displayed. A depiction of the life behind closed doors, Nothing to See Here renders visible the unrelenting patterns of our existence. The pattern of events shift from ordinary to unfortunate. The unspecified place, the ‘here’ but not knowing where, and the nothing to see ‘here’, point to the possibility of an ever changing location whilst our internal mapping follows and stays with us wherever we go. The events behind closed doors, unseen and not for public consumption are ‘here’, a reflection of our own internal worlds. The performer bumps up against her life, finding herself facing the same realities again and again until there is nowhere else to go.