Towards the Corner consists of a group of seven figures on wooden benches; six are seated,while one stands. Each differs in its individual expression and pose, yet it is typical of Juan Muñoz's work that they appear identical in all other respects. The work is displayed so that the viewer approaches from behind the backs of the figures and is encouraged to walk into the corner of the gallery and stand in front of the group. As the figures are convulsed in silent laughter, the viewer appears to have become the isolated object of their ridicule. In this way Muñoz creates a reversal between art work and audience.