Life Plant City: 100 Years for the Geddes Plan (2025)
Group Exhibition

This work draws a visual connection between the Cyanometer, an 18th-century instrument for measuring sky color, and Patrick Geddes’ approach to urban observation. A soft pastel drawing, scanned and reprinted for outdoor display, it reflects the city’s atmosphere through subtle color shifts. Placed in a custom transparent frame on the Liebling Haus balcony, it acts as a visual compass, directing the gaze upward toward the sky.