How do I create furniture, walls resistant?

I have to create a room that is approximately 10 x 10 feet for an art project. Walls should be mobile, at reasonable prices (I'm a starving artist with not much money), and stable. It should also be built inside the gallery and I have shown in being able to spray paint them as well. Overall I'm good at construction, but I would like some help with this. I would be grateful any suggestions.

10×10 is an approximate size of budgeting. You could make each wall with 4 to 10 foot 1×4 to the table, plus 10 feet vertically 1×4 to 8 feet (plywood seam), then the sheath of each wall 3 / 8 "CDX, about 3 sheets (2 horizontal track, a 2×8 sheet in half sense across the top of that, one 2×8 meters vertically up the remaining 2 side, and a piece of 2×2 feet to complete). So the cheapest way to connect and make it readily is removed using standard 3 1 / 2 "hinges of the door, one up, one down, at each intersection of the wall. One wall will have to turn the other to clear a corner, so the location of the hinge may take a little calculation. Moreover, in the theater, I have worked with some 4ft. x 10 ft floors covered canvas. If you find the source of this population canvas, may be able to cover your walls with fabric instead of wood, perhaps a cost savings. And if you can work with him, OSB is cheaper than plywood, but a final bit harder.

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