Intervenció artística

Artistic intervention that raises a laminated glass labyrinth on the travertine plinth of the Pavelló de Barcelona, in Barcelona, turning the route into a play of transparencies and reflections.

The intervention raises a laminated glass labyrinth on the travertine plinth of the Barcelona Pavilion, designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. Its flat panels are arranged in a very dense layout of open partitions, so that those who walk through the exhibition move between transparent surfaces that, at the same time, return reflections.

The proposal sets out to give the boundary material presence: the habitable space blurs and the enclosure itself is perceived as an object. The transparencies combine with reflections and reflections of transparencies, and the pavilion's floor plan folds back on itself to generate shifting readings. With a single material and few elements, the intervention puts under tension the idea of an architecture that shows its own fragility.

The visit is designed for those who want to explore the pavilion from within the intervention itself, walking between the planes and observing how the perception of each section of the labyrinth changes.