Architecture

"Illustration" courtesy of:  https://www.craiyon.com "architecture"

The best or worst method of hiding something is in "plain sight".  It's typically unexpected or unusually backward.

It can be done with large or small items (like an individual's keys or where they live).  It can even be done using "architecture".

Have you ever visited a home several times before realizing it had an "invisible room"?  Not one covered with "cloaking technology" or "magic fabric".  Just a room where your mental image of the home didn't match the actual floor plan.

This can cause a "nagging" feeling in the back of your mind.  Perhaps an "impression" you're overlooking something obvious.  Are you missing "something" "staring you right in the face"?

When a room isn't accounted for in an individual's "mental image" of a home ... it may not exist.  Once awareness of the room is gained, a "mental image" can be updated and things "make sense" again.

Let's suggest that occur backward:

• "Hide" or "remove" a memory or object from an individual's awareness or "mental image".
• "Question" or "answer" the individual was mistaken or wrong.
• "Confuse" or "misdirect" to delay or prevent their "mental image" from being "updated".

Hiding "something" from awareness is also known as a "perception filter".

It may or may not exist.