This piece explores the intersection of the mundane and the transcendental through a public space inspired by Shibuya's iconic crossing, capturing the energy and dynamism of urban life. It proposes a space that invites both individual introspection and collective connection.
Using natural elements such as rain, it transforms the ephemeral into a poetic act, where fleeting moments of routine—crossings among strangers, paus under the sky—become moments of reflection. The play of lights emulat the unceasing pulse of the city, creating an environment that, rather than overwhelming, envelops the visitor in communion with their surroundings.
This work, celebrating the complexity of daily life, aims to evoke emotions like contemplation, connection, and appreciation for what often goes unnoticed in the rush of everyday life.
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