Literary adaptation reinterprets and reimagines written works into various artistic forms, experiences, and spatial designs. This process transforms literary themes, characters, and narratives into tangible expressions such as toys, illustrations, videos, and architectural spaces. By creatively engaging with the source material, literary adaptation captures the essence and significance of the original text while offering new perspectives and interpretations. It serves as a bridge between literature and other artistic disciplines, enriching cultural discourse and fostering interdisciplinary creativity, thus creating a dynamic interplay between text and tangible art.