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      Temporary Homes 2025 continues a project I began in 2024, exploring adulthood, solitude, privacy, and the unstable feeling of belonging. While the project has changed each year in form and approach, it remains rooted in the same question: how do temporary spaces begin to hold emotional weight?    

      In 2025, the project moved further into the spaces of other people. I photographed living rooms, bedrooms, desks, drawers, and small personal objects, looking at how ordinary domestic details reveal the private structures of a person’s life.    

      Each image is constructed from many photographs taken over time. By shifting my position and rebuilding the space through collage, I move away from a single fixed viewpoint. The fragmented image becomes closer to how a room is experienced: through glances, movement, memory, and attention.    

      This year, the project also expanded into physical installation. The photographs are presented alongside objects, screens, and materials from domestic space, turning the image into an environment rather than only a picture.    

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