| The sculptural installation consists of twisting steel elements that extend through the outdoor premises, dipping into the ground and re-emerging between trees and grasses along the newly constructed school extension. Released from its conventional structural function, the steel beam is reconfigured as a spatial gesture, engaging the ground as a transitional, porous element. Round marble rocks assemble around the steel structure, shifting between natural formation and industrial material, while also inviting to sit and contemplate. The work explores the relation between movement and permanence, ecology and industry, time and erosion through a continuous spatial connection. |
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