New Horizon

Atelier 37.2’s inhabited wooden sculpture, conceived for the Sculpture by the Sea Festival in Aarhus, turns the landscape in two monochromatic ever-changing “Rothko paintings”.

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Playing with classical perspective deconstruction, Francesca Bonesio and Nicolas Guiraud, founders of Atelier 37.2 created their work for Sculpture by the Sea: a wooden room within which the horizon line disappears.

New horizon let visitors experience the landscape as two monochromatic ever-changing “Rothko paintings”.

New horizon, Sculpture by the sea, Aarhus, Denmark
Program: inhabited sculpture
Architects: Atelier 37.2
Completion: 2015

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Atelier 37.2, New horizon, Sculpture by the sea, Aarhus, Denmark

Atelier 37.2, New horizon, Sculpture by the sea, Aarhus, Denmark

Atelier 37.2, New horizon, Sculpture by the sea, Aarhus, Denmark

Atelier 37.2, New horizon, Sculpture by the sea, Aarhus, Denmark

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New Horizon

Atelier 37.2’s inhabited wooden sculpture, conceived for the Sculpture by the Sea Festival in Aarhus, turns the landscape in two monochromatic ever-changing “Rothko paintings”.

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