In Wallpaper Landscape, Marilina Marchica transforms fragments of domestic memory into a poetic meditation on place and impermanence. Made using wallpaper salvaged from the walls of the Nomad Art Collective’s space prior to its reconstruction, the piece becomes both archive and abstraction. Faint mountain-like forms rise from textured sediment, suggesting landscapes shaped by time, erosion, and human presence. With its delicate balance of material history and minimalist expression, Wallpaper Landscape evokes what remains—quiet, layered, and unresolved.