Jason Chung: 5 Image captures of Lumion environment and links

The Images:

The Landscape

Stairs connecting the transparent corridor of the monument

The two monuments are connected to each other, but not touching each other. From this angle, a sense of space can be perceived inside the half-floating ring of the SANAA monument, which depicts the concept of flexibility of space through defying gravity.

Here is an illusion that the two monuments are touching each other. In fact, they are connected without any physical contact. This design is to emphasize the fluidity of form, as the illusion blurs the true form of the monuments, causing the monuments to look like a single structure. (Same texture is used for both monuments on this side to enhance the illusion)

The rejection of gravity is manifested through the hanging part of the Lebbeus Woods monument. The differently-sized ponds echo the half-hanging ring of the SANAA monument, depicting the fluidity of space.