The project "White Elephant" investigates the relationship between individual and the public space by looking at the practices of the "Homo-Sacers" who are excluded from the public sphere, yet occupying the public space. By analyzing how they inhabit and appropriate the space for their needs, the research brings up important questions about how we experience the space and objects. The design continues the position of the research and deals with the center point of the public space of Bogota; Plaza de Bolivar. As it brings all the excluded spaces, practices and individuals to the center of the city, it starts a provocative debate on who owns the public space and who has right to control what is happening in the space. This provocative discussion leads to question the position of the architect, the architectural discourse and bias towards certain practices in architectural education.