Pavilion Concept

• The pavilion is a sculptural installation that explores the interplay of

light, shadow, and space through the use of wooden panels.The
panels are arranged in a non-linear and asymmetrical way, creating a
dynamic and fluid form that resembles a wave or a wing.The pavilion
invites the viewers to walk around and underneath it, experiencing
the changing perspectives and atmospheres created by the curves
and angles of the panels.The pavilion is a minimalist and abstract
expression of the natural and organic elements, such as
water, air, and light.
• creative exploration of the possibilities and limitations of wood as a
material for sculpture and architecture.A visual representation of the
complexity and diversity of human society and culture, using wooden
panels and beams as metaphors for individuals and groups.A spatial
experiment that challenges the conventional and linear notions of
structure and form, creating a dynamic and asymmetrical composition
that defies gravity and logic.
• The architectural concept of this pavilion is based on the idea of
creating a wooden spiral that forms a dynamic and organic space. The
pavilion is composed of multiple wooden rings of varying sizes that are
stacked on top of each other in a spiral formation. The rings are made
of light-colored wood and have a textured surface that contrasts with
the smooth white background. The pavilion is lit from above, creating
a play of light and shadow on the wooden structure. The pavilion is an
example of ephemeral architecture that explores the potential of
wood as a sustainable and versatile material. The pavilion also creates
a visual and spatial dialogue with its surroundings, inviting the visitors
to experience the pavilion from different perspectives and angles. The
pavilion is a modern and minimalist expression of art and design.