INNER SPACE Inhabited space & Unbound spaces Part 2: A journey through inner and outer spaces

The second section, Inhabited Space, functions as a meeting ground—a site of visual dialogue between the two artists' universes. Where the first stage presents interior space as fluid and continuously transforming, and the final stage positions architecture as territory of liberation, this middle ground constructs something between: a space inhabited together, where two sensibilities intersect, mirror, and amplify one another.

For Corina Irsik, interior space manifests as affective matter in perpetual reorganization, while for Corina Nani, urban space is filtered through memory, gesture, and architectural trace. In The Meeting Ground, these trajectories converge, generating a shared topography: a site of co-presence, of visual negotiation, of collective breathing.

The viewer enters a liminal zone where interior and exterior cease to oppose and instead become layers of the same experience—a territory where Irsik's visceral painterly gesture encounters Nani's ordered construction, heavy with architectural biography.