Your Roof, My Hut

A shelter is a drawing you can stand inside.

your roof,my hut Photocopies, discarded material, acrylic, charcoal

Provisional architectures made from cardboard, photocopies, acrylic, charcoal and found objects — rooms that know they are temporary.

Works: 8
Medium: Installation, mixed media
Materials: Cardboard, photocopies, acrylic, charcoal
Format: Dimensions variable

Your Roof, My Hut brings together provisional architectures made from cardboard, photocopies, acrylic, charcoal and found objects. A façade is held up by a line. A roof opens like a page. A doorway becomes a place to pause.

The works borrow the logic of drawing and give it physical weight, so that shelter appears as something improvised, shared and permanently under construction. Across the series, rooms accumulate images the way a home accumulates objects: stubbornly, tenderly, without a final plan.