Take Me Home is a mixed-media installation that transforms the gallery into a human marketplace to critique global consumer culture. Suspended from the ceiling are 50 fabric dolls, each featuring distinct physical attributes and attached to a detailed biographical description of their career, assets, and lifestyle metrics. Tagged with varying prices based on their market "quality," the dolls are fully available for public purchase. By turning human beings into literal consumer products to be bought and taken home, Take Me Home offers a sharp, satirical, and enduring commentary on the commodification of modern identity, relationships, and human value.