somewhere 
to live
Architectural Illustration 
Ongoing Illustration Project

Somewhere to Live is an experimental illustration project that explores emotional interpretations of space and shelter. Rather than representing architecture in a traditional sense, the series imagines homes as poetic constructs—shaped by memory, longing, and imagination.

Each image presents a different kind of dwelling: grounded, surreal, or ephemeral. These illustrations merge architectural logic with storytelling, using abstract forms and simplified geometries to suggest both comfort and ambiguity. The project questions what it means to inhabit—not just buildings, but feelings, landscapes, and dreams.

Inspired by nature, emotional states, and visual metaphors, Somewhere to Live reimagines space as something deeply personal and symbolic. The illustrations combine digital precision with soft, textured elements to evoke a balance between control and fluidity.

This ongoing series invites viewers to reflect on the idea of home, not as a fixed structure, but as an evolving, internal place we carry and reshape through experience
Colorful illustration of a green tent and minimal wooden frame structure surrounded by lush, stylized plants against a vivid orange background.
A temporary home nestled in vibrant nature, an abstract take on camping and coexistence.
Hand-drawn isometric illustration of a cozy living room interior with sofas, coffee table, indoor plants, and rugs in monochrome blue tones.
A quiet, plant-filled living space imagined in soft lines and serene blue.
Isometric digital illustration of a cozy corner with potted plants, colorful patterned walls, and a snowy, dreamlike atmosphere.
A whimsical corner where textures and color evoke the calm of winter indoors
Isometric illustration of a cozy, colorful room filled with art, plants, and personal objects, with a view of nature outside the window.
A vibrant living space full of personal touches and daylight warmth.
Softly textured illustration of a beach with a couple swimming in the sea, beach towel and footprints on the sand.
A quiet moment at the seaside, where someone has settled into the landscape.
Colorful isometric illustration of rooftops connected by ladders and stairs, with a large green plant growing below.
An imaginative rooftop world where mobility flows between colorful blocks.
Isometric illustration of a cozy rooftop corner set for dinner, with a rug, table, potted plants, and string lights.
A quiet rooftop setup for an intimate meal among plants and soft evening light.
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