When artists start examining their origins, it often results in interesting art. After all, creativity flourishes where cultures collide. Tja Ling Hu’s drawings feel like a desolate landscape in which every person depicted is searching for something. Her pencil lines support the story’s atmosphere: the cramped space on the boat, the whirlpools in the water which turn refugees into victims of drowning, the shadows on the sides of a cot that look like prison bars.