Beata Geyer

In this site-specific installation, paper, typically seen as an everyday, ephemeral material, is recontextualised as an active participant in the architectural experience. By incorporating coloured paper into the gaps of a gallery wall, the artwork invites viewers to reconsider the significance of small, seemingly insignificant details within the broader interplay between architectural space and artistic intervention. The act of filling gaps with coloured paper serves as a metaphor for intervention and transformation, highlighting how even modest actions can have a profound impact and affect meaningful change.