With an interest in spatial design and a fascination with objects and furniture, Elva and Cameron stumbled upon the typically overlooked corner spaces, leading them to explore and investigate the deeper meanings of corners across different spaces and settings, as well as understanding people's relationships with them.

During their exploration, they discovered a group of individuals—those they call "the awkwards." These individuals mysteriously vanish into the shadows of social gatherings, often gravitating toward the forgotten corners where they find relief among the chaos of human interactions.


"For The Awkwards" delves into the unique social dynamics of corner spaces in bustling environments, highlighting how these unassuming areas serve as spaces of comfort for those seeking respite from the demands of social interactions. Through their exploration, Elva and Cameron reveal the subtle yet profound impact that corners have on our interactions and experiences in shared environments.