Salem Al-Mansoori and Sherri Wasserman both moved to New York City to attend the Interactive Telecommunications Program at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts; Sherri arrived a decade earlier. The two met when Sherri started working with Mo Ogrodnik and NYU Abu Dhabi, traveling back and forth to the UAE. After Salem began at ITP, the two realized that they're undergoing the same learning process, the same internalization, of two homes—their learned landscapes reversed. They decided to create a set of letters to each other, of their home landscapes, using the elements through which they communicate best (often through Instagram and Twitter)—photos and just a little text.