EXPO78

Is a captivating and immersive sculpture that reimagines the concept of a forum through the lens of contemporary art. Utilizing old discarded library shelves, the sculpture forms a 340-degree structure, reminiscent of Plato's understanding of a forum as a space for discourse and exchange of ideas.

Drawing inspiration from the ancient Greek agora, Expo78 transforms the traditional notion of a public square into a dynamic environment where art becomes the focal point of interaction and dialogue. The choice of library shelves symbolizes the repository of knowledge and the continuous evolution of ideas, inviting viewers to explore the intersections between art, culture, and education.

The name "Expo78" is derived from house number 78, where it is located, evoking the idea of exposition and the deliberate showcasing of something meaningful. This juxtaposition of the mundane with the profound serves as a metaphor for the transformative power of art to elevate the ordinary into the extraordinary.

Through its innovative design and conceptual framework, Expo78 challenges conventional notions of art spaces and encourages viewers to engage with art in a new and immersive way. It invites visitors to become active participants in a collective journey of exploration, reflection, and discovery within the lounge of art.