
Erlich has done some marvelous installations in the past. Quite a few focus on elevators (a special fascination/ fear on the part of the artist?) such as the illusion of an elevator stuck between floors or the recreation of an elevator shaft on its side, so gallery patrons can walk through it. Others, like the swimming pool, sideways staircase, or psychiatrist's office create a viewpoint of anxiety, putting the viewer somewhere one is not entirely comfortable.

Top to bottom: Bâtiment; The Shaft; Elevator Maze (two views); Staircase (two views); Stuck Elevator; Swimming Pool; Le Cabinet du Psy (three views)
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