A Man Walks Into A Room explores disorientation, social performance and the unstable space between internal experience and external behaviour.

Using repetition, fragmented speech, staged action and mediated image, the work creates a sense of being caught inside a room, a system, or a loop of perception.

Developed through video, performance and installation, the work reflects on neurodivergent experience, anxiety, absurdity and the difficulty of locating oneself within social and architectural space.