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Developed as a self-initiated exhibition study, Dis-integration examines the garment as an assembly of independent parts rather than a finished object. Jackets and trousers are deconstructed into sleeves, panels, pockets, collars, and seams, then suspended behind a translucent membrane within a backlit metal frame. The diffused silhouettes reveal the logic of their construction while obscuring their material detail, positioning each fragment between pattern, artifact, and image. By separating familiar garments into their constituent elements, the installation transforms acts of disassembly into a new visual system.