The Invisible Dwelling
This spatial installation draws inspiration from archaeological sites and ruins. A continuous concrete line extends in three dimensions, tracing the outline of a structure that implies the presence of a dwelling without fully enclosing it. The space is defined through absence rather than enclosure. Four gates are positioned in opposition, establishing a cross-shaped field of movement and alignment. At their intersection, the visitor occupies a point of pause within intersecting trajectories of passage.
The Ghost Room
Reimagined as a performance set, the project translates the spatial logic of The Invisible Dwelling into a staged environment. The boundaries of the space are implied rather than fully defined, allowing continuous visual permeability toward the center of the composition. The Ghost Room is organized around a central focal area, where visibility and action converge. The absence of opaque enclosure creates a condition in which the space is experienced as both frame and void.
