Six characters share a space: public, undefined, transitory. How do they perceive one another? By observing their behavior and appearance, each of them speculates on who the other might be – a taxidermist’s quest to freeze the objects of dissection into a perfect pose that will represent them ever after. But no one is only what they seem to be. At the back of the space, an abstract, transformable object is host to their inner thoughts and fantasies. Acting as a gateway to their secrets, their dreams and phobias, ideals and deceptions, the mental space will slowly contaminate the social space, rendering appearances and postures obsolete, forcing the characters to recognize themselves for what they are. But then again, can you trust what you see in the mirror or through the window?