This is a constantly changing exhibit tackling a dwelling perspective through the act of vivification: the moment at which an architectural structure becomes a living residence. Landscape is explored as a perpetual task of moving objects and adapting to an environment that often feels foreign. Space is continuously brought to life and altered by ongoing dwelling and physical work inside and outside of the gallery. Through the ever-growing gesture of collecting materials, and arranging them into a hoard or hoarding structure as temporary shed-like construction. This is an experimental approach to rethink the exhibition space through active rhythms of work, social interaction, and spatial and environmental needs. Visitors are entangled as active contributors and recipients in an ongoing process.