materials: black/white tarpaulins, black/white rectangular chair

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Void platform is a structural experiment in spatial perception and relational formation.
Two circles, one black and one white, anchor the installation, each accompanied by chairs of matching color. When visitors choose where to sit, the work becomes a living diagram. Relations emerge not through words or instruction, but through the silent logic of spatial arrangement.

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By translating notions of coexistence into tangible form, void platform reveals how collective relations are continuously shaped by the simplest of choices, where one decides to be.​

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​​Originally proposed for Berlin’s Tempelhof Airport, the framework remains adaptable to future urban contexts shaped by layered histories and collective memory.​

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The void is pressure before form.

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