Home Missed Itself

Form forgets its name.A square decides to become a circle. An angle exhales. A line jumps into a drawing and disappears as geometry.The Home Missed Itself — Book 3 is a collection of 33 interior haiku where structure dissolves into question. A trapezoid sits down and becomes a line. A cube studies an angle. A bed leaves for the kitchen.Here, geometry is not measured — it happens.This edition includes color illustrations, each depicting an interior space in shifting palettes — where form is no longer fixed but observed in transformation.Book 3 of 4.For those who see form as a question, not an answer.