Starting from a brief definition of the issue and a concrete example of what could be considered a denied spatiality within a dystopian literary frame such as Aldous Huxley's Brave New World, our attempt would be the explanation of an emerging and renewed concept of spatialtemporality in Paul Virilio's philosophy. What could be seen as 'contracted' is a natural mobility, a spontaneous way to guide ourselves, our body and organize our projects within time: a complete removal of 'blank' zones in individual and collective receptivity are leading us, in a Virilian perspective, towards an 'Automation of Perception'
