
Antonio Nardozzi & María Dolores del Sol Ontalba [TOMA!] designed theinstallation as an experimental piece of architecture that can appear two-dimensional when viewed from a certain angle. The structure, shaped out of a 3×3 meter cube, is made from 120 MDF (medium-density fibreboard) boards painted in pink. Layers of wood were mounted on top of each other using 1500 metallic screws which join and separate the wooden panels.
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The inner part of the volume was carved out in flowing shapes as if they were made by wind erosion. Visitors of the festival can walk through the structure and use its parts as benches, sheltered by the overhangs.
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