This is my manifiesto.

I believe in finding home wherever the light lands.

I believe four wheels and an open road can offer more freedom than four walls.

I believe the way we live is shifting, not out of luxury, but out of necessity.

Let’s be honest: our generation was told to dream big, but we came of age in an era of housing crises, rising living costs, and economic instability. For many of us, buying a home feels less like a milestone and more like a mirage. And yet, we still crave comfort, beauty, and the feeling of home.

So we adapt. We create. We build lives that move with us. We turn cars into cabins. We find beauty in motion, in the temporary, in making the most of what we have and making it ours.

Car camping is more than a weekend escape.

It’s a quiet revolution, a reclaiming of space, of agency, of joy.

It’s the act of turning a vehicle into a sanctuary. Of designing a home that fits in a trunk but expands with every mile. It’s creative, practical, and profoundly human.