Interior Spaces Photomontages that are not Quite Right

All of these constructed images have one or more things that are not right, enter the post for a list.
British Artist Suzanne Moxhay, uses a variety of images and paintings, some her own and some from magazines, books and contemporary photographs.  The following are the deliberate mistakes that are included in the images: "Architectures are disrupted by anomalous elements – contradictory light sources, faulty perspective, paradoxes of scale. Light casts shadows in the wrong direction, walls fail to meet in corners, an area of the image can be seen either as an enclosing wall or dark overcast sky".
This explains, in more detail, her technique "She builds up the image in her studio using cutout fragments of source material, which she makes into small stage sets on glass panels. She then re-photographs the sets and manipulates the images digitally, an act of reprocessing which takes them further away from their original context and broadens the narrative potential."

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Antechamber.
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Arch.
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Copse.
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Corridor.
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Dais.
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Mezzanine.
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Thicket.
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Undercroft.
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