Uninterrupted is a site specific installation work of spiral staircases that connects a point on the floor to the ceiling of the Window Gallery. It is composed of two reflectors which create illusionary infinities at each end. It creates trickery as if they are real, on which we can step up and down each level, and its metallic material maximizes the effect of illusion.

What would be the psychology of expecting the staircase to appear in the incoherent space abruptly?