Our collaborative project explores the relationship between the tangible and virtual worlds through the creation of a disassemblable bus stop made of wood, steel, plastic, and a wooden suitcase. We also produced a 30-minute video that showcases the movement of the bus stop to different locations and the interaction of our main actor with it.

The bus stop becomes a trigger for exploring the boundaries between reality and disassociated space. The disassemblable nature of the bus stop allows us to move it to various locations, creating a sense of disorientation and blurring of the lines between different spaces. Our actor interacts with the bus stop in these locations, adding to the immersive experience for the audience.

In the video's final scene, the actor enters the space where the video is shown and continues to interact with the bus stop in character, further emphasizing the blurring of boundaries. This project allows us to question the relationship between physical and virtual spaces and explore how they can be used together to create unique experiences.

Overall, our collaborative project is a statement on the emerging relationship between tangible and virtual worlds, and how we can use art to explore and question their boundaries. The bus stop becomes a tool for exploring these intersections and creating an immersive experience for the audience.