Individually painted louvres combine to form a single shape. Readable as separate elements, they develop their own dynamic together and alter the perception of the façade.
Louvres painted in different colours combine, when viewed together, to form a shared shape. They remain legible as individual elements while becoming part of an overall image with its own dynamic. Taking up the vertical rhythm of the louvres, the colour develops horizontally towards the sky.
One amorphous element floats through the field of colour; another has detached itself from the composition and follows its own path. Passing by or looking out from the external gallery produces different views; the open composition leaves space for individual associations.

