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The concept within the scene of Alice falling into the rabbit hole in the video above can be likened to Piccinini's underground studio. The 'hole' entrance generates a sense of the unknown, which is amplified as the visitor descends a winding spiral staircase in a claustrophobic tube. Thus, the 'hole' dramatically shifts the visitor's experience from the open exhibition space to Piccinini's hidden maze studio. Upon arrival, visitor's prepare themselves for the uncanny, thereby depicting Piccinini's artmaking practice.
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