Labyrinth

The labyrinth is an archetypal space, rich in symbolic meaning. It stages a passage between orientation and disorientation, leading the visitor through a sequential journey toward a perceived center. From within, its overall structure cannot be fully grasped, as the form exceeds human perspective and remains partially concealed within experience. Only from an elevated, external viewpoint, an abstracted “divine” perspective,does its complete geometry become legible.

A suspended mirrored canopy reveals this hidden order, reflecting the labyrinth from above and creating a tension between embodied experience and detached overview.