A curation by Reka Kaloczy, Curator · Creative Consultant & Producer · Artist Mentor & Manager at - This collection focuses on dense compositions where houses are tightly attached to one another, forming layered structures instead of open panoramic city views. The repetition of facades, rooftops, windows, and narrow walls creates rhythm, geometry, and visual movement, often enhanced through bold colors or stylized forms. Beyond their aesthetic appeal, these works also reflect a very real aspect of urban and village life, where space is limited and houses grow side by side, stacked and connected over time. The housecrowd becomes both an artistic pattern and a social statement, showing how communities develop in closeness, how architecture adapts to density, and how individuality persists within collective structures.