Located at the western edge of the public square, the installation forms part of a larger landscape strategy developed by Blue International (Lanyue International). It operates as a constructed field rather than a singular object, extending across the plaza as a matrix of vertical elements.

Composed of slender rods topped with illuminated volumes, the piece activates the space through light rather than mass. At night, it transforms into a luminous landscape, producing a forest-like condition that interacts with movement, atmosphere, and the surrounding urban fabric.

Developed through deepening design, the work translates a parametric concept into a precise system of fabrication and assembly. Its arrangement creates a porous boundary within the public realm, allowing the installation to function simultaneously as landmark, threshold, and spatial filter.

Within the scale of the plaza, it does not enclose space, it modulates it.