The exhibition brings together students from the Product Design Studio at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague with partner sculptors and presents works developed through a semester—long collaboration between the studio, contemporary sculpture practice, and Nosek Foundry, a long—established metal casting workshop. The exhibition reconceptualizes door hardware as architecture’s most intimate point of contact, where a singular physical gesture mediates the transition between the outside world and the domestic space. By expanding this focus to include ornamental reliefs and structural pedestals, the project transcends utility to investigate the fluid boundary between functional design and fine art. Each installation module serves as a collaborative dialogue, physically supporting borrowed sculptures while challenging the traditional hierarchy between a display object and its artistic content. Through these interdisciplinary intersections, the works explore how craft and contemporary practice can dissolve the limits of an object’s primary purpose.