Simple Space begins with play. As children, objects were never limited by their intended purpose or social function. A table was never just a table. A tool was never just a tool. Everything could become something else entirely, shaped by imagination rather than rules.

At its core, Simple Space is driven by curiosity and a return to that way of seeing. It pushes back against the adult impulse to ask, Why would you do that? and instead embraces the freedom of What if? Here, form is detached from expectation, and meaning is allowed to shift, evolve, and remain unresolved.

Working within a 15 × 15 inch table, I experiment with the world in its simplest state; using randomness, intuition to stimulate our visual senses. Through small gestures and open space, Simple Space invites play back into the frame, asking us to reconsider the everyday not as fixed or functional, but as something full of possibility.