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Through a phenomenological approach to the intrinsic value of interior space, the artist's memories and dreams offer a synthesis. She sheds light on her personal memory through embroidery based on her own story. She tries to touch the poetic basis of his spaces with poetic images rather than memories. Placing herself in the images she creates based on old photographs and memories, the artist transforms the rooms of her eternal waiting into places of contemplation where memory and imagination merge. Embroidery carries the dialectic of past and present and forms a threshold. Play is seen as a fundamental tool in the individual's process of discovering the world, self-expression and meaning-making. According to Heidegger, play reveals the existential potential of human beings. The power of children's games to reveal the existential potential of the human being merges with the echoing geometry of the home and the poetics of space. This work consists of hoop surfaces with children hidden in spaces. With this dialectical relationship between space, memory and play, this work, which can be moved interactively, brings the concept of play into the exhibition space. A space of existence has been created where space and memories are intertwined, where reality is intertwined by addressing the concept of play.