In a large open-plan office, a visual artist named Kamau is hanging his artwork on the walls for an upcoming exhibit. There are several vertical partitions spaced evenly throughout the room that do not reach the ceiling but are too tall for someone to see over while standing. While Kamau works, two friends, Liora and Bahati, enter the room. 

Liora, curious to see the art, walks straight towards the nearest partition. At the same time, Bahati moves perpendicularly to the partitions' alignment to meet Kamau, intending to compliment him on his artwork. Kamau stands in the corner of the room, perpendicular to one of the partitions, so that he is hidden from direct view to anyone standing at the room's entrance. When Liora reaches the partition, she leans against it and is directly facing it so that she has a view parallel to the partitions.

Assuming no mirrors or reflective surfaces are present in the room, and all individuals remain in their initial paths and orientations, what can Liora and Bahati see, and will they see each other? Also, what can Kamau see from his position? Provide a short response.
From Liora's position, leaning against and facing the partition, her line of sight is parallel to the partitions. Therefore, she cannot see Kamau, who is standing in the corner perpendicular to a partition. She would only see the long stretch of the partition directly in front of her and any artwork that might be hanging there. 

Liora cannot see Bahati either, because Bahati is moving perpendicularly to the partitions and thus out of Liora's line of sight. Since the partitions are evenly spaced and too tall to see over, the parallel view that Liora has restricts her from seeing anything or anyone that is not directly in her narrow field of vision between the partitions.

Bahati, moving perpendicularly to the partitions, cannot see Liora since she is standing still, directly facing a partition which blocks her from Bahati's line of sight. However, as Bahati approaches Kamau, she will eventually see him because she is headed towards the corner of the room where he is standing.

As for Kamau, standing in the corner of the room, his field of vision is to the rest of the room, spanning from the corner outward. He should be able to see both Liora and Bahati since there are no partitions blocking his view diagonally across the room. However, if Bahati has not yet reached the point where the partition ends, she would temporarily be out of sight for Kamau until she comes into his field of vision as she rounds the partition. Liora would be visible to Kamau throughout since she has positioned herself parallel to the partition that Kamau is perpendicular to, and there are no obstructions for Kamau viewing in her direction.