​​Reduced to a skeletal outline from the table in her rental home, the work transforms a temporary dwelling into a structure of exposed measurement. Drawing on the linear vocabulary of construction scaffolding, it invokes associations of support, maintenance, and impermanence.

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Domestic space is framed not as secure enclosure but as regulated terrain shaped by property relations and self-discipline. Echoing the logic of the panopticon, the work foregrounds the internalised awareness of surveillance embedded in rental living.