If you look closely at the pillar of light that seems to pierce through the pavilion, you can recognize the familiar shape of a pizza saver (the small tripod used to keep pizza from moving). This work embodies the spirit of William Blake’s poem , which teaches us “to see a world in a grain of sand and a heaven in a wildflower.” The seemingly infinite pillar of light poses a question about the many hidden meanings within it and how purely and essentially we can perceive the world’s complexity.
Flowing freely up and down, the pillar of light evokes a new sense of movement and reminds us of the urban and natural landscapes reflected within it.