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or not necessarily a modern space, but it's a space that is in between what you would expect or it's an in-between space. So if we aestheticize it, what we're basically saying is the liminal space, it's devoid of living things, other people or things that would be native to the environment. So environments like the ones that I mentioned, passageways, train stations, hallways, etc. These environments are engineered to accommodate mass human transit and when they're completely empty, they are unsettlingly devoid. And it gives people, people passing through them or people looking at them, a sense of isolation. And research indicates that these environments are liminal in a temporary way. They occupy fleeting space between use and disuse or state of mind.