Using sunprint paper, this project records time through daily exposure to sunlight over a fourteen-day period spent in quarantine during the COVID-19 pandemic, with each print carrying a date whose visibility and color intensity are shaped by the amount and quality of light entering the room. Light functions as a variable measuring system, allowing environmental conditions to determine how time becomes visible. Rather than marking days evenly, the series registers fluctuations, gaps, and intensities, turning duration into a material and atmospheric process. The series was also featured in the publication “A Book Filled with Drawings Made by People That Stayed at Home” (2021), edited by Rafael Schlager.