Installation

This research explores the layering of time through building, space and people. The site gives an idea of a living record of the city’s transformation. The research seeks to understand how time becomes a tangible and experiential element in everyday life. Primary research, including a series of interviews with vendors, workers, migrant and how they actually adapts to the shift.
Through this inquiry, the project positions the sites, not just as a physical location but as a living archive of time. the project aims to reveal how personal narratives and spatial transitions together form a layered understanding of the city. My practice explores the Influence or the layering of Time in Urban Spaces. I am particularly interested in how time accumulates, folds, and reveals itself through spaces, people, hand-based crafts and how these shape the way we experience the world.