To humans, a house is more than just a physical structure. it is a vessel of memories, a reflection of personal values, and a space where time leaves its trace. Each home carries its own cultural identity, shaped by the personalities and experiences of those who live within. Observing these houses evokes curiosity and empathy, allowing us to glimpse into the lives of others while reflecting on our own.

In a moment of exhaustion, the quiet and gentle scenery of Hammond, a small town in Indiana, felt like a source of comfort. The houses stood not as mere architectural forms, but as living entities, each with its own unique character and presence.

This handmade art book captures the tranquil and diverse spirit of Hammond, documenting the individuality of its homes and the quiet stories they tell. Crafted using eco-friendly paper with a textured, sketchbook-like feel, the book presents a visual narrative that intertwines architecture, memory, and emotion.

The first edition is limited to 300 copies and is available in select locations across South Korea, including Seoul, Daegu, Busan, Gyeongju, and Jeju.