Certain ‘things’ we feel or see are actually not there. Do they exist? Somehow, result of self suggestion, a patology, or maybe just becau- se of a reflection, we do perceive them, we see them or feel them. But they don’t exist. On the other hand, sometimes ‘things’ are just there, but we can not see them or feel them, or both. We don’t know how to or we just don’t want to, sometime we just ignore them.

What is the relationship between inside and outside? It is not so simple. Does private starts where public ends? At first glance, we might think about space as a physical concept, but what if we think about space as our body, our memory or our property? These are very relative and subjective concepts; it is a matter of perception.

You and I could be together, having coffee. But abstraction makes it so ambiguous that I could feel alone, if I perceive you elsewhere, distant, despite our physical proximity.

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