This photo series features staged miniatures of empty domestic spaces, creating narratives that explore the concept of family. In the Family series, there are no family members present, only miniature furniture standing in for absent bodies.

The work reverses the traditional “playing house” fantasy and the idealized female role embedded within it. As a child, I imagined becoming a perfectly organized mother through these games. As an adult, I came to realize that lived experience rarely aligns with this fantasy. By adopting the visual language of domestic play, the project re-enacts it as a form of resistance, using absence, disorder, and stillness to reflect the psychological realities of contemporary women. The miniature interiors become spaces where expectation and reality quietly fall apart.

The project also includes a video shot with an endoscope inside a flooded house. The submerged interior suggests a state of psychological entrapment, evoking the experience of being confined within a dysfunctional domestic space slowly overtaken by emotional overflow.