Some projects are not an object. They are a place, rewritten.
A pot of paint tips over, a rainbow pours out of it, brushes rise above the trees, and a park becomes a place people photograph themselves in. That is scenography: a coherent world, lit, walked through, built to be remembered.
- Narrative
- One idea carried by every piece, from the entrance arch to the smallest flower.
- Route
- Where people enter, where they slow down, where they stop to take the photograph.
- Light
- A daytime reading and a night reading, two different experiences from the same decor.
- Scale
- From a mall atrium to a full park, with no upper limit other than the site itself.