Spaces are more than physical locations; they hold memories, reflect identity, and preserve cultural heritage. How we connect with them shapes our relationships, sense of self, and well-being. My art practice explores how spaces become extensions of ourselves, acting as repositories of personal histories and relationships. Drawing from lived experiences, I create visual representations that bridge memory, space, and identity. I aim to develop a visual language that invites viewers to reflect on their own experiences within both shared and intimate spaces, revealing the subtle ways our environments shape and connect us.