Unidentified Space aims to turn a public space, in this case a parking garage, into a public place through an uncanny experience.
Diffuse light and a white backdrop make shadows and depth perception disappear. Furthermore, the space is deprived of its functions by putting up glass walls at the entrances of the parking garage, hence the name Unidentified Space. And to make people even more aware of this mannequins are placed beneath the glass strips in the floor. The result is a hyperrealistic experience and a distorted sense of time.
Parabox is another uncanny experience I worked on is . Want to know what happens when you open the box? Find out for yourself.
