This project explores how the individual body can reclaim spatial agency within an ever more transparent public sphere. The resulting devices are both garments and fluid, mobile micro-architectures. Through the performance of camouflage and parody—wearing the idea of 'home' as an emblem—the wearer transcends the status of a passively observed object, emerging as a mobile architectural subject defined by its own borders. Within the public realm, a temporary, private, and communal 'enclave' is born.

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The project ventures into the blurred zone between clothing as our 'second skin' and architecture as our 'third.' It culminates in a declaration: when faced with a dematerialized and totalizing digital discipline, our most primitive body is our last and most resilient shelter.

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