Labyrinth

Labyrinth by Atelier Sisu is a "modular colourful Art-chitecture and a temporary playground." Its design is inspired by the golden ratio and the Fibonacci sequence, both celebrated in nature for their harmonious spiral forms—think sunflowers, seashells, and pinecones.

Each module of Labyrinth can be arranged into various configurations to form an immersive habitat for viewers to explore. It's crafted from translucent colored PVC fabric, producing layered hues that wash colorful patterns onto the ground, especially when light filters through. The use of vibrant, translucent materials aligns with Atelier Sisu’s broader exploration of how **color and light **interact with their environment.

The studio specializes in creating experiential public art installations that blur the boundaries between art and architecture—hence their coined term "art-chitecture."

Labyrinth will be in The Iron District September 12-14.