Making Simple Sublime is an uncanny exploration of an artist's studio/domestic space that blurs the line between art and life, using self-referential techniques to thematize the act of inhabiting space and being confined to a particular place. The repeated rooms serve to reinforce and add new layers of meaning to what is already present, evoking the familiarity of routine and the mundane aspects of daily life while prompting a reevaluation of perceptual boundaries. The constant interplay between expectation and observation is exemplified in the central section, where the viewer is surrounded by fragmented mirrors that disorient and reflect both the observer and their surroundings, creating a disembodied experience that transforms the viewer from a passive observer into an active participant within the artwork. This phenomenological approach raises awareness of the senses, modes of observation, and the interplay between memory and place.