Inner Landscape

A drawer transforms into a hidden terrain, where childhood, memory, and imagination take shape through a constructed miniature world.

Within this intimate space, everyday objects lose their original function and become fragments of a personal mythology. The shoes act as a silent trace of presence, suggesting a body that once inhabited—or is about to enter—this world.nnThe scene exists in a threshold between reality and fiction: a place where scale is altered, time is suspended, and memory becomes tangible. Natural elements intertwine with artificial ones, blurring the boundary between what is real and what is imagined, between what is remembered and what is invented.