The Labyrinth#2

The idea of hiding from one another, or finding one another, has always fascinated me when thinking about labyrinths. In Saphan Hin, a vibrant public park that gathers many forms of life, I imagine placing an ambiguous object: a transparent labyrinth where people can endlessly explore the act of searching and discovering each other.

The structure would be a bright red grid, translucent and permeable, allowing visitors to catch fleeting glimpses of others as they move through it. These partial encounters create unexpected moments of connection and separation.

I hope this space would blur the boundaries between isolation and togetherness—between being present and almost disappearing.