Oscar Tuazon's *Two Works: i) Geodesic Dome House; ii) Off Road* presents a raw, structural investigation into alternative modes of shelter and mobility. Drawing on the artist's ongoing interest in DIY building practices and the legacy of countercultural architecture, the works examine the tension between utopian ideals and the physical realities of constructed space. Tuazon's characteristically unrefined, direct approach challenges conventional notions of habitation and autonomy.