Art and architecture unite in this performance of shifting metallic shapes that skim the ground like futuristic sculptures on parade.
An elderly woman sees life go by through window of her loneliness: the busy streets, the cityscape of multi-storey buildings, the windows in the dark. Gaze and perception take turns inside and outside the barriers of architecture and of mind.
Daedalus is the name of the mythic architect of Labyrinth at Knossos in Crete, that was so complicated that the monstrous Minotaur could not get out. ‘Daedalus’ par excellence is a symbolic journey meandering roads as infrastructural non-places.
