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The project explores the interplay between time, space, and emotional balance, focusing on how external pressures shape internal landscapes. Here the prison as a spatial typology, is defined by strict temporal boundaries and stark contrasts of light and darkness, influencing perception and emotion. It reflects how these extreme spaces create "atmospheres" that deeply impact the mind.
The work examines form-making as a process integrating memory, spatiality, and materiality, highlighting the dynamic relationship between interior and exterior. It also investigates analog and digital tools as extensions of the mind and hand, creating forms that emerge from a balance of intuition and rational thought. Through this process, the project emphasizes the connection between thought and action. Spatial experiences are seen as layered, evolving volumes, where each fold contributes to the overall transformation.