Agrair / Milan Design Week

This relationship was thus figured out by two horizontal layers, parallel to each other. The lower section, at ground level, consisted of a rust colored expanded clay platform, covered by herbs as designed by the landscape designer Cornelius Gavril, which set a dialogue with the brick walls of the Sforza Castle. Parallel to the green basement, a multitude of transparent balloons danced gently, following the movement of the air. It was a cloud, metaphor of a forest but also of the city itself, whose reflections changed color in daytime; at night, it was turned into a fluctuating lantern by the artificial lighting.

With: Cornelius Gavril

©Giovanni Hänninen