Spatial Narrative was created as Matthew Mohr's thesis project for Parsons School of Design in the Design & Technology graduate program, Spring of 2003.

The inspiration came primarily from two sources; the frozen-moment technique popularized by the film 'The Matrix', and the 1978 French film, 'L'Hypothèse du tableau volé (The Hypothesis of The Stolen Painting) by director Raúl Ruiz.

For an explanantion of the frozen-moment, or bullet-time technique, click here.

'The Hypothesis of The Stolen Painting' explored the idea of spatial relationships within a narrative. For a brief description of the plot, click here