To live this line, widen your inquiry, then shrink your first build. Begin by asking questions at a scale that matters—What would dignity look like here?—and translate them into a one-hour prototype. Let simple materials—paper, cardboard, or code stubs—confront reality quickly. Next, test with the people affected; their reactions are data that revise both question and object. Keep a studio log that pairs sketches with reflections, cultivating the loop Rilke implies: ask, make, learn, and ask again. Over time, your hands will not merely implement answers; they will discover the question’s true shape. [...]
