My artistic practice investigates transitional architectural spaces situated within rapidly shifting cultural and environmental landscapes. My work engages with architectural sites poised at the threshold of change—structures whose original functions have dissolved or are being redefined by development, climate instability, and socio-political shifts. These sites carry embedded memory, which reveals itself through material conditions and how we perceive space across time. I explore how architecture evolves how buildings constructed for specific purposes are reappropriated, adapted, or left to decay. These transformations extend beyond functional shifts, revealing layered histories, collective memory, and the contested narratives embedded within the built environment.