
The main element of this site-specific installation is a distorted sphere made from polycarbonatesheets sewn together with stainless steelwire. The team developed the sewing technique from their previous projects, which featured only two sewing lines. This time, the sphere has three points where the sewing lines meet, allowing the team to experiment with more complex forms.
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The organically-shaped sculpture was installed in a recreational space surrounded by a road, trees and the housing estate. A paved path leads through the area, where the structure creates a semi-public space. The concrete feet act as seating structures.
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Photos by Simon Hjermind Jensen