Your Home Your Body is project that explores the intimate entanglement between domestic space and the body, approaching furniture and everyday objects as active participants in the shaping of subjectivity. The project unfolds as a speculative practice that questions ownership, permanence, and the boundaries between inhabiting and being inhabited. Through the temporary circulation of functional objects and performative situations within domestic environments, Your Home Your Body proposes the home not as a fixed possession but as a living, relational organism.

Gathering objects designed to be lived with rather than owned, the project asks: what forms of belonging emerge when furniture circulates instead of accumulating? Can domestic objects act as mediators of care, attention, and transformation rather than markers of property? And how might the home itself become a site where the body is reimagined—not as a private container, but as a porous space shaped through relations with others, with objects, and with the environments we inhabit.