‘Transition’, A Deceptively Simple Paper Structure That Conceals a Sky Gazing Room
Transition is a deceptively simple art installation that from the outside looks like a column of bundled paper tubes. However, a small entranceway allows viewers to enter the column, revealing the installation’s true purpose–an intriguing viewing device for gazing at the sky. The paper tube structure creates a beautiful, vaguely floral-patterned filter through which the sky can be seen. Transition was created by Tama Art University student Shoko Konishi as her graduation project in 2014.
photos via Tama Art University
via Spoon & Tamago
E.D.W. Lynch
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