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In the Invisible House, architecture is systematically removed from one’s visual perception.
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During the night, this is what the living room looks like…
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.and this is what it looks like during the day
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- …including windows into: the outside, a fireplace, the Internet, T.V……
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- …and at night
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- Rounded corners turn the perception of the interior into a “virtual” void…. (Image: Massimo Bartolini)
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- …only the objects which escape any form of permanence will appear.
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- Interoir View
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- Through a form of suburban camouflage, the exterior appears as being…invisible too!…
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- At night only the essential gets illuminated. (image: Runway lights)
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- Spaces are defined by perimeter demarcation. (Image: Hallway)
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- Objects and people are detected by infra-red beams and…
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- …acording to their presence in space subsequently illuminated.
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- Hallway View
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- Living Room View
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- Schematic of ceiling and floor panels
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- Still: The Invisible Man, directed by James Whale, 1933
On the interior, architecture is systematically removed from one