The contemporary city is built for movement, leaving little room to simply exist.
But where do we go to feel at home? As the boundaries between public and private blur, the spaces we inhabit become a matter of perception.

Notes on Spatial Habits explores this tension through familiar objects and everyday gestures displaced from their usual context, turning the city into an extension of the domestic.

A study of presence, the project follows the protagonist’s quiet observations and encounters with the urban landscape. Moving between alienation and appropriation, she leaves traces of her own way of seeing.