Sizewell nuclear power station is situated in a vast coastal landscape with seemingly ungraspable scales—the massive structures of the power station have been designed in such a way as to diminish the perceived visual scale of the buildings and blend them into the horizon. This project aims to further play with perception and human scale by using techniques of performance and film, engaging the body as a relational tool to explore illusory perspectives. The design scope considers how the environmental fluctuations of wind, tide, sediment, and time affect the human experience. Analysing these changing conditions, the project culminates into a manipulation of the landscape’s topography with interventions that fluctuate within the site’s fabric, emphasising certain scales and opening new perspectives.