GEOFLOW
An eight-metre line of light suspended through architecture—physical by day, almost impossible to locate at night.
The complete work,
from street to structure.
Seen in motion, the installation reveals its simplest idea: one continuous line passing through the architecture, changing with distance, viewpoint and light.
- 01
- Eight metres of light suspended through the building
- 02
- Visible from the street, the interior and directly below
- 03
- A physical structure by day; a floating trace after dark
The architecture
becomes the frame.
GEO FLOW stretches the optical language of the GEO series into a vertical spatial gesture. Rather than occupying a room, the work threads through the building and is discovered from the street, from inside, and from below.
- Format
- Site-specific light sculpture
- Scale
- Eight-metre vertical configuration
- Family
- GEO Series
- Material logic
- Formed and welded metal rods
A line with
no fixed edge.
From below, the intertwined lines compress into one luminous body. As the viewer moves, depth returns and the sculpture appears to redraw itself against the building.
STRUCTURELIGHT
The line was
tuned in motion.
Moving studies tested scale, density and the way the form would open or collapse from different positions around the façade.
Bent. Welded.
Lifted into place.
The optical effect begins with direct physical work. Individual rods are formed and joined as a full-scale assembly before the complete line is suspended through the site.
