The final five Lumion images of the two monuments: Terrestrial Fluidity
"A disregard for the ground plane in defy of gravity; developing terrestrial references through flexibility and fluidity of spaces and circulation."
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| The first image gives an idea of the size of monuments and the position of it. It shows the flowing landscape which integrates both land and monument; ambivalently they both connect and remain distinct features from the land. |
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| This shot shows the dark texture to the left in the foreground and the second monument with fluid stairs and the flexibility of spaces created by the elevations in the landscape which mould with the seats. |
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| This image highlights the disregard of the ground plane and the 'terrestrial' form of the right curvilinear monument. |
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| The circulation and flexibility of spaces can be seen within this image leading from the stairs through the landscape and to the terrestrial monument which also has detail seats that are integrated within the poles at the bottom of the monument making it multi-purpose. |
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| Final image showing a close up of the light and medium textures and the spatial relativity of the human form to the monument and its fluid circulation which leads to this framed view looking out over the sea. |
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