This is a meditation on the intrinsic composition of floral art—a measured expression of nature and time. How might one, in a space defined by limits, discover the inexhaustible source of natural vitality? Perhaps the answer lies in the very logic of the site itself. New spatial volumes are woven into the texture of the architecture, appearing and receding in cyclical rhythm. Fragments of nature’s memory are gathered, reconstructed, and reimagined. In this moment, nature persists—unceasing and alive—within an interplay of layered spaces.
By layering and repeating spatial relationships, we return to the most essential human vantage point—the primary field of vision—as the origin of all perception. Installation art becomes the fundamental spatial unit, establishing an open-ended network of volumetric connections. Each installation is conceived as a natural variable within a microcosm, infused with the perse forms of the natural world. As visitors wander through, their movements spontaneously trigger new combinations, producing a cumulative effect—like the slow emergence of a new structural language, mirroring the quiet evolution of real environments.
In the daylight, beyond the black forest, shadows stretch with a measured stillness. The original sunken area of the site is preserved, its materials and expressions transformed. Behind the softened sunlight lingers a final, silent silhouette—a calm current of consciousness, a brief departure from reality. Here, passionate souls set aside the tensions and conflicts of the city, gathering in a shared pause. The senses blur, giving rise to a delicate equilibrium between people, floral art, space, and layered perception. The infinite folds into the finite; the finite dissolves into the infinite. The ultimate ideology may never be permanently revealed. We walk within fleeting time’s memory, choreographing a drama without end. And in this moment, upon the sunlit heights, we find—beyond consciousness—the boundless nature that endures.