I told each “model” the same story: “You just woke up, or you were getting ready for work, or you were about to take a shower or stop for lunch or go out for the evening, and you sneezed or you blinked, and you found yourself in the hexagon.
“When you lean out of the hexagon you realize that you’re in one of many, all forming a wall of hexagons. You look in every direction, and you see people in the other hexagons. You might wave to some of them, or they might wave to you. You might see someone you know. After you look all around, and you’ve been there a while, you’re bored and tired and trying to find ways to entertain yourself. Now what?”
After telling them this story, I photographed each of them looking around (I call these the “looking around” images). Then I let them pose in whatever ways suited them (I call these the “now what” images). As you can see, some of them were very creative in their posing.