Purple Stain (2026)

An architecture graduate embarks on a reflective journey, redefining home not as a structure, but as a living, breathing extension of herself—a second skin that shifts and reshapes as she adapts to unfamiliar terrain. This film explores the art of homemaking as a form of labor and love, weaving together themes of migration, womanhood, and the quiet power of creating architecture without ever laying a brick. It challenges the traditional blueprint, revealing how she continuously crafts space through alternative expressions, building a sense of belonging from the inside out.