Any Door Will Do

This installation is composed entirely of doors placed across walls, floor, and ceiling, forming a field of implied passages. The doors suggest multiple paths and directions, yet none function as actual transitions. They operate as suspended possibilities rather than access points, questioning what it means for a path to exist without completion. At the center, a single luminous key is suspended. Within this overabundance of thresholds, it becomes uncertain whether the key enables access, selects between possibilities, or loses its function altogether.