The "Can Do" Space project reflects the core idea of ​​the Inner Light of a person, which defies censorship and limitations.
It is also a visual expression of my long and painstaking inner work, connected to the meaning of my own life.
The project arises at the intersection of psychology and art.
The first object of the project—a wooden house, lit from within, assembled from rough planks, boarded up, and locked—is an artistic exploration of internal self-censorship and isolation, as well as an existential escape from it.
The endless internal and external "can't" attempts to limit human nature: curiosity, development, expression, personal choice, acceptance of oneself and one's body, acceptance of oneself and one's history and life path.
The "Can Do" Space builds a territory where a person can exist fully, despite internal and external prohibitions. It is one way to live and experience the universal (external and internal) "can't."

Dimensions:
– 2 x 2 m at the base
– Height: 2 m
– No internal access required (can be empty)
– Prefabricated structure (walls + roof)
Materials:
1. Boards (facade, roof, floor):
Size: length ~2 m, width 10-15 cm, thickness 2-3 cm
Quantity: 66 pcs
Type: slab
Finish: stain, patina
2. Interior lighting:
Ulanzi VL119 10W LED light
Quantity: 8 pcs
Power: 2 charging stations