The artists, whose work explores spatial perception through light, provided this insight into their creation:

"The idea of The Pillar I comes from the form itself. Across various belief systems and metaphysical views, vertical forms—such as pillars, trees, or towers—suggest a connection between the physical world and the immaterial. This sculpture is built around that idea, to be portrayed as an ethereal artifact, blending into the environment in daylight and shining in the dark. Focus on creating a space for observation, inviting attendees to come closer and see themselves reflected in the panels. With the movement of the light, a person can watch how their form appears to shift."

By day, you might have walked past The Pillar I without noticing it. But by night, it was impossible to ignore. It created a space for profound observation, a new kind of experience, and left visitors with a lingering sense of mystery and wonder, a true bridge between the known and the unknown.