Megalophobia: Fear Of The Huge

In this captivating video, we delve into the fascinating world of Megalophobia, the fear of large objects and the overwhelming sense of scale they present. Join us as we explore the deep-rooted human fascination with big things, from historical monuments like the Great Pyramids to modern architectural marvels like the Burj Khalifa.

Discover the experiences of individuals who suffer from Megalophobia and gain insight into their intense fear of enormous structures. We explore the psychological aspects behind this condition, understanding how our brains are wired to detect potential threats and why large objects can trigger such a profound fear response.

Through vivid examples, we examine different aspects of Megalophobia, such as the fear of the vastness of space, known as Astrophobia, and the fear of deep waters, known as Thalassophobia. From mind-bogglingly large celestial bodies to the eerie emptiness of the ocean's depths, we uncover the reasons behind these fears and the sense of dread they elicit.

Drawing inspiration from various art forms, we explore how artists like Zdzisław Beksiński and John Martin use scale to invoke feelings of fear and awe in their works. We also dive into architectural renderings by Hugh Ferris, which depict sprawling metropolises that can overwhelm and terrify those with Megalophobia.

Experience the unsettling yet captivating world of the video game Babbdi, where players navigate a vast and desolate cityscape that feels larger than life itself. Through its meticulous design and attention to detail, Babbdi instills a sense of fear and despair, immersing players in a world that feels both unnerving and irresistibly intriguing.

Join us on this thought-provoking journey into the realm of Megalophobia, where the fear of the huge and the allure of vastness converge. Gain a deeper understanding of this unique fear and discover why big things continue to captivate and unsettle us as humans.

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Babbdi: https://store.steampowered.com/app/22...
A big inspiration was Solar Sands video on Monumentality, and Jacob Geller's essay "Game's that don't fake the space"
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