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HOME: The City as a System of Supports ​ HOME: The City as a System of Supports is created outdoors through direct work with earth applied to canvas without acrylic. The surface is exposed to repeated natural conditions — sun, wind, dust, humidity, and rain — which gradually alter its tone, density, and texture over time. These recurring environmental effects are part of the work’s formation. Drying, staining, erosion, and shifting deposits remain visible on the surface, allowing the material to register duration and exposure. The work develops through the interaction between canvas, earth, and the changing outdoor environment.

HOME. The City as a System of Supports

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HOME: The City as a System of Supports proceeds from an understanding of home as a system of supports formed through the relationship between the individual and the urban environment. The work is grounded in the experience of assembling stability in a new place through orientation, repetition, memory, protection, access, and shared structures of everyday life. Home appears here as a lived spatial condition built between body, ground, and city.

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The piece is created outdoors through the direct application of natural earth to canvas without acrylic. Exposed to sun, wind, dust, humidity, and rain, the surface gradually changes in tone, density, and texture. Drying, staining, erosion, and shifting deposits remain visible, allowing the material to register duration and exposure as part of the work’s formation.

Natural earth on canvas, 70 × 120 × 20 cm​

2026–

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