In this installation, I brought together a collection of familiar and unfamiliar objects into a shared space. By arranging them carefully — positioning, combining, and recontextualizing — a kind of parcours emerged: a path along which materials and forms encounter one another.

Each object carries its own history, yet within this new setting, they begin to form temporary, unexpected relationships. The composition invites a different way of seeing —elements that shift each other’s meaning.

The work is not a fixed whole, but a moment in an ongoing process of assembling, testing, and responding. What happens when familiar things are pulled out of their usual context? What appears in the space between them?