In Genk, in Belgium, two young architects Pieterjan Gijs e Arnout Van Vaerenbergh have designed and created an experimental labyrinth installation made of boolean curves.
It covers a portion of 37.5 to 37.5 square meters and Consists of one kilometer of walls made of thick steel plates 5 mm and 5 meters high.
Some forms were removed from this original matrix (a sphere, a cylinder, a cone) and thanks to this expedient this maze is in constant apparent movement.
A mysterious work that knows how to attract the attention of young and old.
Foto Copyright: Filip Dujardin
