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