The Wheaton and Hollis Hotel locked these doors forever more than sixty years ago when Bodie, a gold mining site in the Sierra Nevada mountains, faded into a ghost town. Today, the glass in these doors reflects the Boone General Store that stands just across Main Street. The slightest shift in vantage point changes the pattern of these surreal reflections, letting me paint virtually any kind of picture I want upon those wonderfully warped glass doors. The doors stand under a canopy that shields them from stray light, offering a consistently sharp and saturated series of reflections. (It only works in the morning, however, when the sun illuminates the store across the street.) I choose to bend the reflections into a series of geometric angles, and waited for a visitor to stop in front of the General Store across the street. I integrate her into the design itself. In doing so, I am immersing her into the past, which is exactly what a visit to the historic Bodie ghost town in supposed to do.