The work responds to the environment of the inner atrium. It is an object created by layering covering foils, commonly used in reconstruction works. The goal was to create an installation that directly responds to the surrounding environment, using a minimal amount of material that can be reused for its original purpose after uninstallation. The chosen medium symbolizes the temporality and rapid aging of some materials, such as the often used concrete, and creates a contrast to it with its delicacy.

An important part is minor changes in appearance due to the effect of natural light during the day. For this reason, I chose a translucent material. The resulting triangular pattern in the central part mirrors the pyramid-shaped skylight. The central part forms the largest mass and faces the viewer coming into the building. All three sides converge to a central part on the ground and form a flat contrast to the floor, formed by the former bottom of a defunct fountain. I shaped the resulting form during the installation because I assumed that the given medium would behave unpredictably in the chosen space.