In this work, the houses represent overdevelopment driven by human activity. As growth and progress accelerate, they begin to spill beyond their limits, placing increasing pressure on nature and the environment—both directly and indirectly. Rather than presenting a moral judgment, the work observes how boundaries are gradually crossed.

The box functions as a metaphor for limits—spatial, environmental, and ethical. As the houses break out of this confined form, they suggest an uncontrollable expansion that grows faster with each passing day. The work reflects a condition of constant urgency, where development continues without pause, balance, or restraint.