Floors, stairs, shutters, doors, and other basic architectural features serve as the focus of this exhibition, which presents artworks by acclaimed contemporary artists such as Joshua Borkovsky, Yael Efrati, Tsibi Geva, Roman Ondák, Gil Marco Shani, and Noa Yaffe. Each work revolves around one particular architectural element, isolating it from its usual context. Organized according to these elements, the accompanying publication comprises a broad curatorial survey and beautiful illustrations of the works, as well as excerpts from the writings of prominent poets, philosophers, and architects including Franz Kafka, Rem Koolhaus, Walter Benjamin, and Silvia Plath. Taken together, all the aspects of this beautifully designed book combine to form more than an exhibition catalogue, provoking thoughts about some of the most familiar items in our surroundings and inviting us to view them from a fresh perspective.