The Institution of Loneliness is a concept derived from a spatial design project, studying and exploring the theme of loneliness and what the emotion would look like if it was a physical space. The Institution is an enormous abstract and minimalistic glass building, inspired by the architecture of mountains and the shape of cubes. It is located in an arctic desert in a parallel universe, where the landscape looks like a field of duvets, filled with layers of ice and snow, and all you can see wherever you turn is complete emptiness. Each floor of the building is filled with cube-shaped cells, all reminiscent of blocks of ice. They are mirror cubes, designed to torture lonely souls. Each and every person who feels lonely in the real world, ends up in a loneliness cell at the institution in their minds, and because loneliness feels different to everyone, the cell that the lonely one inhabits, changes its appearance to resemble the place in which the lonely one feels the most lonely in reality.