Stairwell—a space that exists only as a path
staircase — it is a transitional space. It is not a destination and it does not imply a stopping point; it exists as a moment between. The project explores the staircase as a space not meant for lingering, but existing solely as a path.
In this project, I connect photographs of various staircases into a single, continuous structure six meters long. These staircases belong to different buildings and different architectural contexts, yet in the collage, they assemble into one sequence.
The work forms a continuous zone of transition. The staircase ceases to be part of a specific structure and becomes an independent trajectory, assembled from disparate fragments. Continuity arises not from the architecture itself, but from the joining—the junctures fix the distinction between spaces.
