In some ways Shadows is a companion piece to Solitary, in that it based on an idea that is its exact opposite. In Solitary the viewer is initially confronted with an entirely dark and empty space. It is only when they move in the space that images appear, images of large looming figures which themselves are of a fleeting and transitional nature. In Shadows the viewer enters a space already full of figures, figures that whilst over-sized do resemble normal, if naked, people. These figures are programmed to avoid the audience, even to the point of leaving the installation space empty, and thus the viewer alone.