Triangular touch

A space for experience in a white building, where the triangular space transitions into a branching forest, evoking the softness and humility of Constantin Brâncuși. I choose his sculpture Măiastra (1908), which reflects the beginnings of searching and discovery. The solid base symbolizes the earth, while the head belongs to another, free world. Through it, the visitor discovers truthfulness and majesty. Through the triangular space, the visitor gradually approaches the sculpture as the walls open up, giving it space to soar through the transparent ceiling. A place for intimacy. I also select three smaller sculptures: Bird in Space (1940), The Kiss (1908), and Mlle Pogany (1913). Their stories unfold in a calm atmosphere, with the surrounding world visible through wide windows.