In this final series, space is no longer seen just as something functional, but as something shaped by personal feelings and imagination. The six scenes explore the deeply subjective nature of experience — from fractured enclosures to whimsical encounters, from moments of detachment to bursts of wonder. Here, space no longer guides the visitor in a prescriptive way but instead responds to internal narratives and emotional states. Whether perceived as isolating or playful, threatening or inviting, each configuration invites projection, interpretation, and self-reflection. This visual exploration demonstrates how scenographic elements — like shape, light, opacity, and symbolism — can spark a spectrum of responses that, while personal, often intersect across audiences.