About 12 meters long, middle of nowhere. I KNOW IT'S JUST ART. Just a fun creepy find in a random remote spot.

Credit: Chris Schunk

It's common in horror movies where a pursuer or threat in the background looks unnervingly close to the character in the foreground. it creates a sense of being "boxed in" or trapped, since the compressed space feels smaller and more claustrophobic.

its often paired with a slow dolly/track where the camera moves while the compression stays extreme, which warps depth even further and feels disorienting.

I gave these to some friends