Spatial / 2015
Tile Wall
An interactive ceramic wall transformed modular tiles into an open field of play—visitors continually rearranged colour, geometry and pattern into a collective composition.
Created for the 2015 Unexpected Hill programme inside Burlington Gardens at the Royal Academy of Arts, London. The wall invited public exploration of ceramic geometry and asked how play might enrich everyday life.
Designed to be
redesigned.
Hundreds of patterned and three-dimensional ceramic pieces became a shared visual language. Every visitor could move a tile, begin a structure, interrupt one, or continue somebody else's idea. The wall was never a fixed artwork; it accumulated public gestures throughout the exhibition.
- Venue
- Royal Academy of Arts
Burlington Gardens, London - Programme
- Unexpected Hill
- Dates
- 3 July—20 September 2015
- Lead support
- Turkishceramics
Placed in
context.
Tile Wall formed the participatory interior counterpart to Unexpected Hill. The official invitation and gallery guide place the work within the Royal Academy's 2015 architecture programme and record its relationship with Turkishceramics.
