Aimed at localities we collectively inhabit, my work reflects on mechanisms that underlie the institutionalised everyday – authority, discipline and hierarchies. By altering uniform public interior I reference behaviour and habitual routines steadily influenced and shaped by institutions. Breaking rules of their placement and shifting away from their everyday function, I animate furniture. Altered chairs and tables depict the individual and the interpersonal, the need to function and conform. By letting interior resemble human qualities encountering my work temporarily disrupts - but the playful layer encourages improvising within what surrounds us every day.