This Must Be The Place is a photographic project that was born of a tumultuous six-month period. Carbone isolated herself from those she was closest to, which stemmed from the loss of her grandfather. To both remember a lost loved one and actively participate in her life once again, she combines a collection of images of her grandfather with contemporary images from her everyday life to document the things that have been overlooked in the fog of grief. A photobook, from which the show derives its name, is displayed to more intricately exemplify the magical moments found within the everyday and the complexities of mourning by juxtaposing these fleeting scenes of a life lived atop reproductions of her family album. This Must Be The Place curates the everyday to be as meaningful as the will to preserve through the difficult, showing that it is possible to create new memories in the wake of loss without forgetting those who are gone.