A curation by Natalie Slater, Art Agent at Snap Collective - Across these works, the house appears in its most reduced form: a roofline, a box, a door cut into a flat surface. Different artists. Different materials. The same essential structure. Some lean graphic — a single yellow facade against black. Others dissolve the form into color fields or skeletal outlines. In each case, the architecture is stripped back to a diagram. The house becomes less a building and more a sign. What holds the works together is not style but compression. The idea of “home” flattened into its most immediate outline — something remembered before it is inhabited. The gesture is simple. The repetition is deliberate.