Echoes in the forest

Nestled within the verdant embrace of nature, this work challenges our perception of space and boundary. The mirrored panels, rather than asserting a solid form, dissolve into their surroundings, reflecting and refracting the ephemeral beauty of the trees, sky, and shifting light. It’s a deliberate deconstruction of the typical architectural object, inviting a fluid interaction where the structure itself becomes an ever-changing canvas of its environment. This piece isn't just in nature; it actively participates in its constant transformation. It proposes that architecture can be both a frame and a reflection, a tangible presence that paradoxically emphasizes the intangible. It's a playful yet profound inquiry into how built forms can foster a deeper connection with, rather than separation from, the natural world, prompting us to consider the impermanence of our constructs against the enduring presence of the landscape.