In Reisinger’s series Odyssey, the artist creates a contemplative exploration of three untouched otherworldly realms: Complicated Sofa, Crowded Elevator, and Bold. Each work features one of Reisinger's furniture designs, and the landscape in which each is set showcases tangible ‘samples’. In Complicated Sofa, the object is surrounded by silver particles, dust, and argent liquids. In Crowded Elevator, the chair is surrounded by raw concrete debris, indicative of the lost ancient architectural structures seen in the distance. In Bold, the chair is surrounded by dried Eeryngos flowers and Ochre crystalline minerals, alluding to lifeforms that might have once lived in this landscape. In using these ‘samples’, Reisinger evokes a powerful sense of ‘space-exploration’, reminding the viewer of the foreign nature of their presence within these imagined landscapes. Presented as a physical exhibition, the digital screen, the interactive 'samples', and the familiarity of the modern furniture create a bridge between the imagined landscapes and the concrete world. On the one hand, there are the fascinations of landscapes on the periphery of reality, and on the other, an atmosphere of ease resulting from the domesticity of furniture. Ultimately, the elements of this immersive environment combine to create a framework for the audience to reassess and reimagine their own experience of reality.