Every Nook and Cranny combines video and sculpture to interrogate the rigidity of the spaces we occupy, exploring the possibilities of an alternative methodology of space-making and inhabitation. Following a research and process-led approach, the project draws upon existing methods of garment-making in questioning our acceptance of western traditions of monolithic structure-building that render our architecture immovable and unadaptable. Through this lens, the work imagines a hyperbolic fragmented world of fluid fabrics and garment as architecture.