The "Un-read" installation is the result of my collaboration with the Association of Young Cultural Animators, who raised the issue of an excess of books in public circulation. There are many reasons for this situation—it is linked both to developers creating residential enclaves with limited living space and to the widespread digitization of our intellectual heritage. In many homes, books have come to be seen as unnecessary clutter in the context of modern trends toward a minimalist lifestyle. Therefore, in my installation, the book acquires a new function: it is treated as a repeated module within the stairwell leading directly to the library. The arch-shaped installation connecting two floors is a dynamic form that appears to levitate in the air. We see a vast number of books interacting with one another and pushing against the existing architecture. In this form, the book no longer speaks through its content, but through its form, becoming part of a completely new story.