FOG SEPARATES THE ARTEFACT FROM ITS ENVIRONMENT. IT ABSTRACTS THE ARTEFACT FROM THE OBSERVER. THE PRESENCE OF FOG IS AN INTERFERENCE CAUSING VISUAL DISTANCE, OR A STEPPING BACK OF THE VIEWER FROM THE SITUATION, SUCH THAT SOMETHING VERY FAMILIAR CAN BE AS IF SEEN FOR THE FIRST TIME. IT EVOKES AN OBJECTIVE AND SUBJECTIVE DISLOCATION, WHERE FOG SEPARATES ARTEFACTS FROM ONE ANOTHER AND PSYCHOLOGICALLY FROM ONESELF. IN THIS WAY, MOVING THROUGH FOG BECOMES AN EXPERIENCE OF SEPARATION.