Lost
Lost in Transition
Creating a heightened sense of disorientation and unfamiliarity of the familiar non-place we experience on a routine basis through breaking established patterns and creating new permutations with the audience.
By creating a maze of doors exactly the same as each other the participants step into a world that looks initially familiar that then moves into unfamiliar as they walk through and then back again. Transversing the established ideas they have of where they are and what they’re seeing into and out of a dream like place.
Spatial design group project with Ines Delgado, Leonardo Scarin, Jungheun Kim, Hannah Mulqueen
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