A surreal descent into the lie of “inside.”
In Nowhere In, a person tries to find privacy, identity, and safety in a house that keeps rearranging itself — but every room watches, every object remembers, and a copy of them is learning to take their place. It’s a story about the collapse of the inner self, the impossibility of privacy, and the terrifying truth that there was never an inside at all. Only Outside, pretending.
