Daily Life (Triangular Wooden Structure)

A pyramid of triangular modules rises from the lawn with the deliberate clarity of a hand-built theorem, its repeated frames turning negative space into the true architecture of the work. Sunlight grazes the warm, plywood planes and throws crisp shadows through the apertures, animating the structure with a quiet rhythm of presence and absence. Set against lush vegetation, the piece reads as a meditation on human order placed gently within nature—an image of ambition tempered by fragility, where stability is achieved not by mass but by interdependence.