The idea of a "Museum of Void" inevitably leads us to a reflection on how humans inhabit these voids. To expose these gaps, a categorization of their different types, forms, functions, atmospheres... is set up. Aiming to create different experiences, the museum offers contrasting spaces to visitors, with a present effect of surprise. A 'bell tower' volume opens towards the sky and sparks a spectacular view. On the other hand, contemplating a narrow and deep void introduces a feeling of vertigo. In addition, the zenithal lighting of interior spaces can induce very diverse sensations and perceptions. Thus, four underground galleries, pierced by a linear straight path, will host the works of Antony Gormley, an artist who has worked extensively on the human body and its relationship to space.