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MY PROJECT IS ABOUT NON-PLACES, AND TRANSITIONAL PLACES IN PARTICULAR.
THESE ARE NEVER FINAL DESTINATIONS, BUT ONLY TRAVELED THROUGH.
THROUGHOUT MY PROCESS, I DISCOVERED A PARADOX THAT BECAME THE MAIN FOCUS FOR THIS PROJECT:
THE FACT THAT PEOPLE TEND TO FEEL AT HOME IN NON-PLACES, EVEN THOUGH THESE ARE IMPERSONAL, ALIENATING SPACES.
WHY DO PEOPLE EXPERIENCE A FEELING OF COMING HOME IN SUCH SPACES?
I FOUND THAT THE COMFORT BROUGHT BY NON-PLACES IS ROOTED IN THEIR UNIVERSAL APPEARENCE.
IT DOES NOT MATTER WHERE YOU ARE TRAVELING;
AIRPORTS, TRAIN OR SUBWAY STATIONS WILL ALWAYS LOOK THE SAME.
THIS INVESTIGATION RESULTED IN A 3 METER WIDE 360 DRAWING OF A NEVER-ENDING NON-PLACE,
BASED ON EXISTING NON-PLACES FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD.
I WANT MY AUDIENCE TO EXPERIENCE THE EERIE FEELING BROUGHT BY THESE SPACES,
AS WELL AS THE FEELING OF FAMILIARITY, AND COMING HOME.