This piece engages with the yellow wallpaper as a framework for exploring domesticity, gender, and autonomy. Built from sewing patterns layered into a wallpaper-like surface, it materializes the intersection of craft and confinement. The silhouette acts as a haunting presence, symbolizing the erasure of self within the ideal of the domestic sphere. Through material layering and symbolic reference, the work interrogates visual and cultural mechanisms that restrict female agency. Sewing guides-tools of care, precision, and productivity-become metaphors for control. Transformed into wallpaper, they expose how systems disguise oppression as beauty or order. Recontextualizing domestic materials, the piece critiques the aesthetics of containment. Referencing "The Yellow Wallpaper," it parallels mental and material confinement, situating the female body within a constructed surface of prescribed femininity.