Recycled paper fiber is pressed into repeatable circular modules that resemble scales, roof tiles, and a shelter assembled by many hands. The vivid palette avoids uniformity, allowing every piece to retain its fibers, wear, and traces of making.
Overlapping gives each lightweight module the ability to protect and cover, while damaged pieces can be replaced individually. The work turns discarded material into a surface system capable of growth, showing that a shared environment need not erase difference: order can be woven directly from diversity.