A book that presents all the posters, cards, and small elements that hang on my wall. It starts from my own environment, which I treat as my first form of research. Instead of documenting the room, I chose to unfold it: what is there, how it is placed, and why it stays there. The wall becomes an archive of personal decisions rather than a neutral space.

The translation into a book is based on scale and structure. My room is measured and reduced to 1/10, keeping proportions and distances intact so the space remains readable as space. Each wall is placed on a page, creating a direct one-to-one logic within the format.

The interaction follows the logic of the room. The book is rotated depending on direction, forcing the reader to move physically with the space. Reading becomes navigation, mirroring how I move through the room itself. In this way, the book turns a fixed environment into an active spatial experience.