A visual narrative about the construction of a personal space, between transition and transformation. Inspired by A room of one’s own by Virginia Woolf, this book explores through a series of self-portraits and captured scenes—transitory rooms, unfamiliar streets, fragments of intimacy and creation—the process of redefining home in constant movement. 
What begins as an exploration of displacement becomes an act of construction, the manifestation of a space beyond the physical and the ability to inhabit oneself—an internal room, imagined and deeply personal.