This work originates from a simple idea that reflects on how digital technology shapes imagination in everyday life.

Observations of children absorbed in smartphones recall earlier experiences of making small crafts and engaging freely with imagination after school. Over time, this experience shifts, as digital devices become increasingly present in daily life.

This work examines this transition and seeks to reconnect with a more direct and imaginative way of seeing. It also explores how the structure of a traditional folding screen can be reinterpreted as a form of play, translating elements of digital gaming into a physical spatial experience.