Ryo
Otsuka
Architects

A puddle appears transiently after a rain and provides that brief period of fun and imagination to children and artists alike.

​

The puddle reflects landscape, the sky, the light and a window that fluctuates with its environs. It offers a mode of perspective of an upside-down viewer staring back into it. 

 

When the viewer is made to realize the ‘non-existing’ qualities of the puddle, it is because there is something ‘existing’ around its surroundings reflected.

 

The puddle is a sculpture of itself by negating itself, and in its place new interactions of human, environs and art appear.

 

​

​