Architectural and graphic facades for the exhibition. shape and space

The central theme in Richard Serra’s work is the time a person spends examining his pieces.

The graphic facade is built on the principle of rhythm, inspired by the graphic works of Serra. Repeating circular elements form the structure, where not the individual shape, but its repetitiveness is paramount.

The architectural facade is formed by large, flat monoliths that reference Serra’s sculptural practices. These elements organize the space around the building, transforming it into an environment for movement and physical experience. The interaction between the human figure, mass, scale, and distance creates an immersive effect: the space unfolds not from a single viewpoint, but through movement, compelling the viewer to feel the weight and presence of the form.