THE ISLAND section 1:500 showing the position and proportion of the two chairs statue - see context in the master plan section 1:50 - a view linking the secluded cliff chair to the second part of the proposed statue  - another chair, on the beach section 1:100 showing the cliff, the chair and the upper promenade the cliff part of the island statue - see context in plan 1:500 a view from this site, showing the cliff and the beach see context in the master plan Archetype 5 - the island

" As we grow up, we start to
long for isolated retreats. We
seek more independence from
our care-givers, and we long to
travel beyond the limits of our
known world. Islands symbolize
this total 'away-ness' from the
world. To inhabit an island is
to feel oneself as the center of
a circle, with a horizon line that
is uninterrupted. The islander
feels in control of this 360-
degree horizon - known immed-
iately, viscerally, when someone
or something appears to violate
its purity."

 

 

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