An artistic display of white synthetic fiber netting created by Japanese artist/architect Ryo Yamada is located in Sapporo, Japan. Sited inside the upper level exterior courtyard of a historical building, the installation responds to open air conditions. Fifty eight square
pillars measuring 3.6 meters in height, covering an area of 600m2 are suspended from a horizontal plane of synthetic fabric.
The top of the delicate columns are open allowing light to filter through the translucent textile tube. A calm breeze sways the airy pillars producing a tranquil connection between earth and sky. This environmental art intends to evoke a range of emotions in visitors meandering within the space as it responds to varying weather conditions and sun angles.
The top of the delicate columns are open allowing light to filter through the translucent textile tube. A calm breeze sways the airy pillars producing a tranquil connection between earth and sky. This environmental art intends to evoke a range of emotions in visitors meandering within the space as it responds to varying weather conditions and sun angles.
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