Choub (Farsi for wood) is a project that reflects the migration experience through material transformation. Migration, whether voluntary or not, profoundly impacts one’s sense of self, requiring adaptation while preserving core values and identity. In this work, wood—a material not typically used for garments—serves as a metaphor for this process. Just as a migrant must adjust to a new environment while retaining their essence, the artist reshapes wood into wearable or functional objects without altering its fundamental nature. Using computer-controlled technology, the project redefines the perception of hard materials, blending art, technology, and craftsmanship to explore themes of integration and transformation.