A wall that holds the skyline in a thousand small frames. Follow the
curve, look through the clay, and take the long way around. Move the
sun to watch the openings fill with light and their shadows travel
across the terrace.
WASD / arrows to walk · drag to look Touch: move on the left ·
look on the right
An independent study after Héctor Zamora’s 2020 Roof Garden
Commission. The wall’s height and length follow The Met’s dimensions;
the terrace, park and skyline are interpreted from references. Times
are a lighting study. The Met’s original installation ↗
·
Artist’s film ↗
A little orientation
WASD / arrows
Walk through the space
Shift
Walk faster
Drag
Look around. Double-click the scene to lock the pointer; Escape
releases it.
Touch
Drag the left half to move, the right half to look.
E
Switch between the lattice approach and the park overlook.
H / F
Help / fullscreen
Walk around the ends of the wall and look through its openings. Use
the daylight slider or presets to change the sun. Arrow keys adjust
the slider when it is focused; click the scene to resume walking.
Times are an artistic lighting study, not a solar simulation.