Unreal Estate is a drawing series about homes you can never inhabit — because they can’t exist. Using graphite and charcoal, I render stairways to nowhere, windows without rooms, and interiors that defy architectural logic. These imagined structures explore the longing and mystery bound up in housing: once a symbol of stability, now increasingly unattainable. An Earthship I once stayed in — built of trash and vision — revealed how magic can appear on a desert landscape, a counterpoint to the blandness of suburbia. These drawings aren’t nostalgic; they are refusals. They push back against the logics of optimization, property, and permanence, keeping alive the dream of places where absurdity and wonder take precedence over utility.