“I don’t believe in objective truth. In my eyes, nationalism and the linear writing of history constitute phenomenons that tempt us to simplify our world. This is comfortable, but dangerous. 'No Longer Our Homeland' represents an antithesis and a critique of simplification, of the dualism 'good/evil’, 'victim/culprit’, 'truth/lie’. I think that the world is diverse and far too complex to divide it into 'right’ and 'wrong’.”