
Energy Forest
The work was shown in a museum exhibition on vision, alongside pieces by Italian and international artists and architects from the collection. It was designed by the Japanese architect and his office.
It imagines an energy station as a forest: a great tree on whose branches people, vehicles and animals move and meet in a constant flow of energy. Rather than a purely functional stop, it becomes a place to linger.
Built up from many perforated elements, the work describes an artificial spatial system whose form and functions come from nature, a landscape of light, wind and planting where people and other living things share one space.
Project Information
- Design studio
- Sou Fujimoto Architects
- Time
- 2016
- Type
- Installation














