This work reduces architectural spaces to their essential contours, evoking 3D computer graphics and generating a sense of estrangement. Its slow pacing and minimal stimulation echo the experience of waiting, inviting reflection on stillness and absence. As Citton suggests, alienation need not be seen as a deficit but can be consciously chosen and generative: estrangement enables transformation, deepens engagement, and expands attentiveness. In this context, the video transforms emptiness into a space for reflection, perception, and the mindful inhabitation of time.

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