The installation creates a fluid space which responds to its environmental conditions and changes dramatically with the intensity of light and wind. Depending on the weather, the space is kinetic and very open or it is calm and forms a permeable but closed volume. The transformation is visual but also auditory, as the sound generated by the movement of the barrier tape ranges from a quiet stir to a vigorous rustle. The garden is meant to be experienced, explored, and occupied, and for this purpose custom bent steel and fabric lounge chairs are provided.

Vertical Line Garden, Grand-Métis, Québec
Program: temporary installation
Design: Julia Jamrozik and Coryn Kempster
Year: 2017