Silence Presence Attention Consciousness Emptiness

Land Art Installation with Audio, 2026

In the woodland, along a path, two trees support a curly bracket { }, opening a threshold of silence and listening.

This threshold can be physically crossed, yet remains radically inward: the bracket invites us to linger.

A voice accompanies a process of subtraction. It does not direct; it subtracts.

Close your eyes. Make space.

Make space for the clouds, wild animals, rays of sunlight and the silence of the night.
Make space for leaves in the wind, the scent of mushrooms, a growing blade of grass and moss.
Make space for the red and orange hues of autumn, violets, raindrops and the earth.

Make space to become more life, more poetry, more Nature.

And only then, in stillness, return to your own name.

The work embodies the principle of Acentrism: a temporary suspension of the ego-centre.

Not a matter of overcoming, but of subtracting.
Not of conquest, but of recognition.

The visitor passes through the bracket and, if they remain, performs an essential act: being without a name, without a mask.

There is no separation to bridge, only an identification to suspend.

The ego loosens its hold.
Being opens.