“an archive of movement” explores new ways of thinking space from through movement. Through a collection of traces left by a moving body, the language of movement not only challenges the rigidity and fixity of traditional means of architectural representation but considers the experience of space as a process of embodied thinking. The narrative of the short film unfolds through the author's daily routine within the domestic space, where ordinary gestures are suspended between a familiarity and a state of estrangement. The poetic monologue translates the journey of her movements from the physical world to becoming immaterial in the digital realm.