I create a small, house-like structure using wood, recycled newspapers, and cardboard, with painted imagery on the interior walls that symbolize complex emotions and fragmented memories. This intimate space acts as both a sanctuary and a lens for exploring emotional contradictions. Nostalgia here transcends a mere revisiting of the past, becoming a means to re-examine identity and emotions. My practice integrates installation, painting, drawing, etching, and found objects. Through an interactive design, I invite viewers to step into this immersive space, where narratives of nostalgia and anxiety unfold. The choice of materials embodies themes of reconstruction and renewal, reflecting both fragility and resilience. Within this space, viewers transition from passive observers to active participants, engaging in a shared dialogue of emotions.