Industrial materials are designed to fulfil specific functions. This project, however, seeks to decontextualise them through a repetitive and serial process of making. It begins with the ongoing collection of industrial materials—such as plastics, cardboard and metals—which are then cut into uniform dimensions, intervening as little as possible in their original form.

Like a factory that never stops producing, my role is to continuously create small blocks that can be assembled into structures arranged evenly throughout the space, as though following a predetermined pattern. The process becomes an endless cycle of construction and deconstruction, assembling and dismantling, as the pieces constantly take on new configurations in response to the surrounding space.